INS Tarangini - Tacking For A Broader Reach

Monday 18 May 2015

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The epic moment was frozen in time through some frames ... more such thrilling moments are sure to follow....
LOKAYAN 15

Months of strenuous and focussed preparations were brought to their logical conclusion:Ironically the conclusion was just the b...
Leaving Harbour Karwar
Tall Ship Race and Stay at Aalborg

Race and Entering Aalborg The ship had been preparing for this race for last couple of months and the succeeding paragrap...
Transit through Kiel Canal

The ship cast off from Rostock on 09 Aug 15. The ship embarked three Midshipmen from the German Navy Slt Daniel Tim and Slt Joac...
CAPTAIN'S BLOG

Omanis are known for their polite demeanor, generous nature, and unmatched hospitality. An hospitality that can be matched only by their sp...
Stay at Plymouth 15 Jul - 17 Jul 15

It was a foggy morning and the Echo sounder reading had finally come down to two digits after ten days in the Atlantic, an indicator of our...
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The passage from Karwar to Salalah (Oman) comprised of 1165 NM and was envisaged to the traversed at 4.7 knots in 10 days. As anticipated t...
CAPTAIN’S bLOG

Just a day into our voyage from Salalah to Jeddah and the winds shifted for the better. We clocked 6.5 knots on an average under...
New Addition to Tarangini Family on 15 Jun 15

Lt Cdr Tanmoy Mukherjee and Ms Mukherjee blessed with a baby girl at 1020 Hrs On 15 Jun 15 local time (GMT+0200). Till th...