Indian Naval Ships Ikshak and Tarkash are set to participate in the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the National Day of the Seychelles on Monday, the Indian Navy Spokesperson said on Sunday. Both ships arrived at Port Victoria of Seychelles on Friday (June 26), which will also involve a marching contingent and a naval band during the participation. In a post on social media platform X, it stated, "INS Tarkash, a frontline warship of the Indian Navy, arrived at Port Victoria, Seychelles on #26Jun 26 during the ongoing operational deployment to the SW IOR. During the port call, Tarkash, along with INS Ikshak, will participate in the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the National Day of Seychelles, on 29 Jun 26, with a marching contingent and naval band."&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/indian-ocean-is-our-shared-home-pm-modi-hails-india-seychelles-ties-unveils-upi-pact-1782637550192">‘Indian Ocean is our shared home’: PM Modi hails India-Seychelles ties, unveils UPI pact</a><h3>The 50th National Day celebrations of Seychelles</h3>The Indian Navy Spokesperson also noted on Saturday that the arrival of the indigenously designed and constructed Survey Vessel Large INS Ikshak at Port Victoria, Seychelles, comes during her deployment to the South West Indian Ocean region. The arrival of the ships coincides with the 50th National Day celebrations of Seychelles, underscoring the enduring maritime partnership between India and Seychelles. According to the Indian Navy spokesperson, the ship's visit to Seychelles will include participation in the country's Golden Jubilee National Day celebrations, interactions with the Seychelles Defence Forces, and a range of community outreach initiatives. The spokesperson noted that the deployment highlights India's continued commitment to enhancing maritime cooperation and strengthening regional security under its MAHASAGAR vision. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a three-day state visit to Seychelles from June 27 to June 29 at the invitation of President Patrick Herminie. During the visit, he will attend Seychelles' Golden Jubilee National Day celebrations as the Guest of Honour, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the nation's independence from the United Kingdom in 1976.

The ship's visit to Seychelles will include participation in the country's Golden Jubilee National Day celebrations, interactions with the Seychelles Defence Forces, and a range of community outreach initiatives. 

Indian Naval Ships Ikshak and Tarkash are set to participate in the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the National Day of the Seychelles on Monday, the Indian Navy Spokesperson said on Sunday. Both ships arrived at Port Victoria of Seychelles on Friday (June 26), which will also involve a marching contingent and a naval band during the participation. In a post on social media platform X, it stated, "INS Tarkash, a frontline warship of the Indian Navy, arrived at Port Victoria, Seychelles on #26Jun 26 during the ongoing operational deployment to the SW IOR. During the port call, Tarkash, along with INS Ikshak, will participate in the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the National Day of Seychelles, on 29 Jun 26, with a marching contingent and naval band." Also read: ‘Indian Ocean is our shared home’: PM Modi hails India-Seychelles ties, unveils UPI pact The 50th National Day celebrations of Seychelles The Indian Navy Spokesperson also noted on Saturday that the arrival of the indigenously designed and constructed Survey Vessel Large INS Ikshak at Port Victoria, Seychelles, comes during her deployment to the South West Indian Ocean region. The arrival of the ships coincides with the 50th National Day celebrations of Seychelles, underscoring the enduring maritime partnership between India and Seychelles. According to the Indian Navy spokesperson, the ship's visit to Seychelles will include participation in the country's Golden Jubilee National Day celebrations, interactions with the Seychelles Defence Forces, and a range of community outreach initiatives. The spokesperson noted that the deployment highlights India's continued commitment to enhancing maritime cooperation and strengthening regional security under its MAHASAGAR vision. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a three-day state visit to Seychelles from June 27 to June 29 at the invitation of President Patrick Herminie. During the visit, he will attend Seychelles' Golden Jubilee National Day celebrations as the Guest of Honour, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the nation's independence from the United Kingdom in 1976.

The ship's visit to Seychelles will include participation in the country's Golden Jubilee National Day celebrations, interactions with the Seychelles Defence Forces, and a range of community outreach initiatives.&nbsp;

INS Tarkash, INS Ikshak to join Seychelles' Golden Jubilee celebrations amid PM Modi 3-days state visit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday (Jun 28) reaffirmed India’s commitment to deepening its strategic partnership with Seychelles. Describing Indian Ocean as a “shared home”, PM Modi shared India’s vision for the region’s security and prosperity. He was also conferred ‘Guardian of the Blue Horizon’, the highest distinction of the country for leadership in environmental conservation and sustainable development. This comes as the prime minister visited the archipelago for a three-day trip, during which he held bilateral talks with Seychelles President Patrick Herminie.Speaking at a press briefing, PM Modi said, “We believe the Indian Ocean is our shared home; its security, sustainability, and prosperity are our shared responsibility. This sentiment forms the foundation of our MAHASAGAR vision. The joint vision issued during the President's visit to India in February of this year has laid the blueprint for our future partnership. Building upon this, our cooperation across all sectors is strengthening.”Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-eu-free-trade-agreement-what-landmark-deal-means-for-india-1782126858649">India-EU Free Trade Agreement: What landmark deal means for India</a>Speaking about his delegation-level talks with Herminie, he added, “Today, we discussed making our economic cooperation more resilient and future-ready. We will continue to explore new opportunities for the industries of both our nations. Efforts will also be made to enhance connectivity between India and Seychelles; this will not only boost our trade but also strengthen ties with East Africa and the Indian Ocean region.”PM Modi also announced an MoU being signed today to implement UPI in Seychelles. “We believe that digital technology is an effective means to bridge the distance between our two countries. We will share India’s successful experiences in digital public infrastructure with Seychelles,” he said.Speaking about the ties between the countries, PM Modi said, “The true strength of India-Seychelles relations lies in our people-to-people ties. Our discussions today will further strengthen this bond. We will take institutional steps to enhance cooperation between the sportspeople and athletes of both nations. The popularity of Yoga and the Indian film industry in Seychelles reflects our cultural connection. In this spirit, we will continue our efforts to foster greater interaction among the people of both countries, especially the youth…”The Prime Minister also highlighted expanding cooperation in healthcare, clean energy, space, defence and the blue economy. He said an agreement on the Jan Aushadhi initiative would improve access to affordable medicines in Seychelles, while India would continue supporting capacity building in the country's healthcare sector. He also announced greater collaboration in green hydrogen, ocean observation, marine science and coastal management, alongside a new space cooperation agreement.Herminie also announced agreements covering foreign service cooperation, digital banking, health, agriculture, extradition, space exploration and the construction of a new Seychelles National Hospital. He described the visit as a landmark in bilateral relations, saying the decisions taken would shape the next phase of cooperation between the two nations.

PM Modi reaffirmed India's commitment to Seychelles, announcing a UPI pact and expanded cooperation in healthcare, defence, clean energy, space and the blue economy during his visit to the island nation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday (Jun 28) reaffirmed India’s commitment to deepening its strategic partnership with Seychelles. Describing Indian Ocean as a “shared home”, PM Modi shared India’s vision for the region’s security and prosperity. He was also conferred ‘Guardian of the Blue Horizon’, the highest distinction of the country for leadership in environmental conservation and sustainable development. This comes as the prime minister visited the archipelago for a three-day trip, during which he held bilateral talks with Seychelles President Patrick Herminie. Speaking at a press briefing, PM Modi said, “We believe the Indian Ocean is our shared home; its security, sustainability, and prosperity are our shared responsibility. This sentiment forms the foundation of our MAHASAGAR vision. The joint vision issued during the President's visit to India in February of this year has laid the blueprint for our future partnership. Building upon this, our cooperation across all sectors is strengthening.” Also read | India-EU Free Trade Agreement: What landmark deal means for India Speaking about his delegation-level talks with Herminie, he added, “Today, we discussed making our economic cooperation more resilient and future-ready. We will continue to explore new opportunities for the industries of both our nations. Efforts will also be made to enhance connectivity between India and Seychelles; this will not only boost our trade but also strengthen ties with East Africa and the Indian Ocean region.” PM Modi also announced an MoU being signed today to implement UPI in Seychelles. “We believe that digital technology is an effective means to bridge the distance between our two countries. We will share India’s successful experiences in digital public infrastructure with Seychelles,” he said. Speaking about the ties between the countries, PM Modi said, “The true strength of India-Seychelles relations lies in our people-to-people ties. Our discussions today will further strengthen this bond. We will take institutional steps to enhance cooperation between the sportspeople and athletes of both nations. The popularity of Yoga and the Indian film industry in Seychelles reflects our cultural connection. In this spirit, we will continue our efforts to foster greater interaction among the people of both countries, especially the youth…” The Prime Minister also highlighted expanding cooperation in healthcare, clean energy, space, defence and the blue economy. He said an agreement on the Jan Aushadhi initiative would improve access to affordable medicines in Seychelles, while India would continue supporting capacity building in the country's healthcare sector. He also announced greater collaboration in green hydrogen, ocean observation, marine science and coastal management, alongside a new space cooperation agreement. Herminie also announced agreements covering foreign service cooperation, digital banking, health, agriculture, extradition, space exploration and the construction of a new Seychelles National Hospital. He described the visit as a landmark in bilateral relations, saying the decisions taken would shape the next phase of cooperation between the two nations.

PM Modi reaffirmed India's commitment to Seychelles, announcing a UPI pact and expanded cooperation in healthcare, defence, clean energy, space and the blue economy during his visit to the island nation.

‘Indian Ocean is our shared home’: PM Modi hails India-Seychelles ties, unveils UPI pact

Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a ceremonial Guard of Honour at the State House in Seychelles on Sunday during his three-day official visit to the East African island nation. His visit has been undertaken at the invitation of Seychelles President Patrick Herminie, which is focused on deepening the longstanding partnership between the two countries. President Herminie formally welcomed PM Modi at the State House, where the two leaders participated in formal ceremonial proceedings as part of the visit. Scheduled from June 27 to 29, the Prime Minister's trip will also see him attend Seychelles' Golden Jubilee National Day celebrations on Monday as the Guest of Honour, commemorating 50 years of the country's independence from the United Kingdom in 1976.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/how-the-f-22-fighter-jet-safely-dumps-hundreds-of-gallons-of-fuel-in-mid-air-1782565080731">How the F-22 fighter jet safely dumps hundreds of gallons of fuel in mid-air</a><h3>Close diplomatic ties between India and Seychelles&nbsp;</h3>The Prime Minister arrived in the capital, Victoria, on Saturday and was personally received at the airport by President Herminie, accompanied by senior cabinet ministers and top government officials. The warm reception underscored the close diplomatic ties shared by the two nations.&nbsp;On Saturday, upon arrival, PM Modi was welcomed with vibrant cultural performances, including a traditional Indian dance from the Kutch region of Gujarat. Later, he paid a visit to the Seychelles National Botanical Garden, marking a significant cultural and environmental participation during his ongoing visit to the island nation. During the visit, PM Modi also presented a 'Made in India' Fast Patrol Vessel (FPV), PS LESPWAR, alongside six ambulances, 10 utility vehicles and five laser radial boats to Seychelles in order to bolster the maritime surveillance and Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) patrol capabilities of the island nation. Additionally, on the first day of PM Modi's official visit, a high-level handover ceremony was held in the presence of President Herminie at the Seychelles Coast Guard Base in Victoria.

Scheduled from June 27 to 29, the Prime Minister's trip will also see him attend Seychelles' Golden Jubilee National Day celebrations on Monday as the Guest of Honour, commemorating 50 years of the country's independence from the United Kingdom in 1976.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a ceremonial Guard of Honour at the State House in Seychelles on Sunday during his three-day official visit to the East African island nation. His visit has been undertaken at the invitation of Seychelles President Patrick Herminie, which is focused on deepening the longstanding partnership between the two countries. President Herminie formally welcomed PM Modi at the State House, where the two leaders participated in formal ceremonial proceedings as part of the visit. Scheduled from June 27 to 29, the Prime Minister's trip will also see him attend Seychelles' Golden Jubilee National Day celebrations on Monday as the Guest of Honour, commemorating 50 years of the country's independence from the United Kingdom in 1976. Also read: How the F-22 fighter jet safely dumps hundreds of gallons of fuel in mid-air Close diplomatic ties between India and Seychelles The Prime Minister arrived in the capital, Victoria, on Saturday and was personally received at the airport by President Herminie, accompanied by senior cabinet ministers and top government officials. The warm reception underscored the close diplomatic ties shared by the two nations. On Saturday, upon arrival, PM Modi was welcomed with vibrant cultural performances, including a traditional Indian dance from the Kutch region of Gujarat. Later, he paid a visit to the Seychelles National Botanical Garden, marking a significant cultural and environmental participation during his ongoing visit to the island nation. During the visit, PM Modi also presented a 'Made in India' Fast Patrol Vessel (FPV), PS LESPWAR, alongside six ambulances, 10 utility vehicles and five laser radial boats to Seychelles in order to bolster the maritime surveillance and Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) patrol capabilities of the island nation. Additionally, on the first day of PM Modi's official visit, a high-level handover ceremony was held in the presence of President Herminie at the Seychelles Coast Guard Base in Victoria.

Scheduled from June 27 to 29, the Prime Minister's trip will also see him attend Seychelles' Golden Jubilee National Day celebrations on Monday as the Guest of Honour, commemorating 50 years of the country's independence from the United Kingdom in 1976.

PM Modi receives guard of honour in Seychelles during his 3-day official visit

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INS Tarkash, INS Ikshak to join Seychelles' Golden Jubilee celebrations amid PM Modi 3-days state visit

PM Modi hails India-Seychelles ties, unveils UPI pact

PM Modi receives guard of honour in Seychelles during his 3-day official visit