05-12-2025 : Governor participated in a programme organised on the occasion of Navy Day at the National Hydrographic Office located.

Governor Lieutenant General Gurmit Singh (Retd.) participated today in a programme organised on the occasion of Navy Day at the National Hydrographic Office located on Rajpur Road. On this occasion, the Governor released a documentary based on the Indian Naval Hydrographic Department.

The Governor interacted with all serving and retired naval personnel present at the event and extended his greetings on Navy Day. He paid special tribute to the brave sailors and retired naval officers (veterans) whose courage, dedication, and skilled leadership have played a vital role in safeguarding India’s maritime interests.

The Governor said that the Indian Navy has continuously strengthened its capabilities while embracing the vision of an Atmanirbhar Bharat. Emphasising the significance of emerging technologies such as AI, autonomous systems, and satellite remote sensing, he stated that their adoption is bringing transformative changes in maritime operations. He added that by adopting these modern technologies, the National Hydrographic Office (NHO) has ensured that the Navy remains a leader in the field of maritime power.

The Governor said that the National Hydrographic Office (NHO) is an important arm of the Indian Navy. It conducts precise mapping of our seas and waterways, enabling the Navy and Coast Guard to effectively fulfil their roles as guardians of the nation’s maritime boundaries. He added that the data and charts prepared by the NHO are crucial for warships, submarines, port development, and the growth of the blue economy.

Chief Hydrographer Vice Admiral Lochan Singh Pathania, Joint Chief Hydrographer Rear Admiral Piyush Pawsey, along with serving and retired officers of the Indian Navy, were present on the occasion.
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