Surgeon Vice Admiral Arti Sarin's Visit Highlights Role of Naval Hydrographic Office and Veterans' Contributions
Surgeon Vice Admiral Arti Sarin, who serves as the Director General of Armed Forces Medical Services (DGAFMS), toured the Naval Hydrographic Office in Dehradun. During her visit, she received a comprehensive briefing on the office's historical significance, strategic importance, and diverse responsibilities that support India's maritime interests.
Throughout the visit, officials highlighted the critical contributions of the Naval Hydrographic Office. Its key roles include conducting hydrographic surveys, producing nautical charts, ensuring maritime navigation safety, and providing operational support to the Indian Navy. This institution is fundamental to maintaining safe navigation and supporting maritime operations within India's extensive maritime territories.
One of the significant aspects of the visit was Surg Vice Admiral Sarin's meeting with Naval Veterans. She acknowledged their invaluable contributions to both the nation and the Armed Forces, expressing gratitude for their dedicated service and the enduring legacy they have built within the Indian Navy.
Furthermore, the DGAFMS praised the Naval Hydrographic Office for its steadfast commitment to excellence, professionalism, and service. She commended the institution for its ongoing efforts to support maritime operations, enhance navigational safety, and protect national maritime interests.
The visit highlighted the significance of maintaining the rich traditions of military institutions while acknowledging the contributions of veterans and active personnel who continue to bolster India’s defense and maritime capabilities.
