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Navy Chief Credits New Terror Doctrine for Operation Sindoor’s Maritime Success

Admiral Tripathi said India’s shift to treat terror strikes as war underpinned swift naval deployments, compelling Pakistan to seek a ceasefire.

Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi said that with changing global security environment, the role of the Indian Navy is more critical than ever.
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Overview

  • India’s revised doctrine treats terror attacks as acts of war, adding a new operational dimension to the navy’s readiness, Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi said.
  • Operation Sindoor was paused on May 10 under a ceasefire understanding, though India maintains the campaign remains active.
  • Naval ships, submarines and aircraft were deployed swiftly to project strength in the Arabian Sea and deter potential actions from Pakistan.
  • This rapid maritime response underscored India’s strategic reach and forced Pakistan to plead for a ceasefire.
  • At the inaugural Nausena Bhawan ceremony, Tripathi awarded medals to 51 personnel, including a Yudh Seva Medal for Commodore Kartik Srimal’s role in Operation Sankalp.