INS Sahyadri Visits Port Suva, Fiji

The Indian Naval Ship is at Fiji on a goodwill visit from August 13 to August 16

Strengthening our strong bilateral relations with Fiji, the INS Sahyadri entered Port of Suva on 13 August 2018 on a goodwill visit.

The INS Sahyadri is visiting Fiji en-route to India after successful participation in the RIMPAC 2018 maritime exercise in Hawaii. During the visit, the personnel of INS Sahyadri will have professional interactions with their Republic of Fiji counterparts and the ship will have an Open Day for the general public on 14 August 2018.

In collaboration with Fijian Government, a medical camp will also be organized wherein doctors from India and Fiji will jointly perform Free Health Screening on 15 August 2018 from 1000 hours to 1630 hours at Ratu Sukuna Park, Suva where IN and RFMF bands will also perform jointly at 1130 to 1330 hours.

Officers from INS Sahyadri, RFMF and Indian High Commission will also be participating in mangrove/ sandalwood planting activities on 14 August 2018 from 1600 hours to 1800 hours. The Ship will also be celebrating the 72nd Independence Day of India in the Port of Suva on 15 August 2018.

INS Sahyadri (F49) is the third and latest ship among the Shivalik Class of indigenously built Stealth Frigates and forms a part of the Eastern Fleet of Indian Navy. INS Sahyadri draws her name from the beautiful, age-defying Western Coast (also known as Sahyadri ranges) stretching across 1600 Kms. along the Western Coast of India.