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Operation Sindoor remains in progress: Navy Chief Admiral DK Tripathi

"The aggressive posturing and deployment of the carrier battle group pinned the Pakistan Navy close to its coast"
Ajay Banerjee
Tribune News Service
New Delhi, Updated At : 01:07 PM Dec 02, 2025 IST
Indian Navy Chief Admiral DK Tripathi address a press conference on the occasion of Navy day at Kota House in New Delhi on Tuesday. Tribune photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

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Indian Navy Chief Admiral DK Tripathi on Tuesday said Operation Sindoor still remains in progress.

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Referrring to the four-day period (May 7-10), the Admiral said the aggressive posturing and the deployment of the carrier battle group pinned the Pakistan Navy close to its coast.

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“We have maintained a relentless operational tempo across our area of interest.”

The Admiral was addressing a press conference just two days ahead of the Navy Day that is observed to commemorate the audacious attack from Sea at Karachi on December 4, 1971.

Meanwhile, the Admiral said there are 51 ships under construction at India shipyards. The Ministry of Defence has also given nod to another 47 ships to be made, cases which are under progress.

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