Commodore Paramjit Singh Takes Command at INS Hamla, Enhancing Indian Navy's Logistics Training
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Commodore Paramjit Singh has officially taken command of INS Hamla, the primary logistics training facility of the Indian Navy, during a ceremonial parade on April 21, 2026. He succeeds Commodore Raahul Mahajan in this position.
Distinguished Career in Logistics and Management
Commodore Singh is a seasoned expert in logistics and management, having studied at the following institutions:
| Naval Academy, Goa |
| Defence Services Staff College (DSSC), Wellington |
| College of Defence Management, Secunderabad |
Key Appointments Held
Throughout his career, he has undertaken several key roles, including:
| LOIC, Naval Pay Office |
| CSO (Personnel & Administration), HQKNA |
| CLOGO (Operational Logistics), HQ Eastern Naval Command |
| Base Victualling Officer, Visakhapatnam |
| JDOP, Naval Headquarters |
| Staff Officer to Vice Chief of Naval Staff |
| Directing Staff at INS Hamla |
Operational and International Experience
Commodore Singh has served on several major warships, including:
| INS Vikramaditya |
| INS Investigator |
| INS Magar |
| INS Brahmaputra |
In addition, he represented India in the United Nations Mission in Sudan, serving as a Staff Officer for Movement Control.
Strengthening Logistics Training
His leadership is anticipated to further advance the standards of training, logistics capabilities, and operational support within the Indian Navy.
