The ship, which has no engine and moves under square sails, retraced the ancient route in 17 days.

Kaundinya is part of a wider strategic government soft power project to revive the country’s maritime legacy. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Indian Navy`s INSV Kaundinya completes historic voyage to Muscat, Oman, reviving ancient seafaring traditions. Witness ...

In what comes as a major enhancement to the aviation capabilities of the Indian Navy, the second MH-60R helicopter squadron ...

INSV Kaundinya looks like a ghost ship that emerged straight from an ancient past, but it's brand-new and has just set sail on its maiden voyage. This awe-inspiring sailing ship with no engine or ...

The Indian Navy’s marching contingent will comprise 144 young sailors, averaging just 25 years of age, symbolising a modern, ...

India's maritime build-out is accelerating, backed by naval expansion. Beyond shipyards, ancillary and service players are emerging as proxy beneficiaries of this multi-year cycle.

Boosting maritime ties, India's First Training Squadron, including INS Tir and INS Shardul, arrived in Singapore. This visit, ...

Over the course of its 10-month deployment, INS Sudarshini will traverse approximately 22,000 nautical miles, visiting 18 ...