Indian Naval Ship ‘Khanjar’, an indigenously built Missile Corvette of Khukri-class, arrived in Trincomalee yesterday on a three day visit. In order to further people-to-people connect and familiarise people with the Indian Navy and its capabilities, the ship will be open for a visit by school children, the Indian High Commission said. The public will [...]
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Indian Naval Ship ‘Khanjar’, an indigenously built Missile Corvette of Khukri-class, arrived in Trincomalee yesterday on a three day visit.
In order to further people-to-people connect and familiarise people with the Indian Navy and its capabilities, the ship will be open for a visit by school children, the Indian High Commission said.
The public will have the opportunity to visit the ship today at Trincomalee Port. The ship’s crew will conduct a yoga session, beach cleaning and special school in Trincomalee.
“The visit of the Indian Naval Ship Khanjar, a Khukri-class Corvette, is significant in view of the potential for cooperation between India and Sri Lanka for augmenting capabilities of Sri Lanka Navy for efficiently addressing shared challenges for maritime security in the region,” the High Commission added.
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