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Incumbent since1 April 2023 Type Principal Staff Officer Abbreviation C.O.P Reports to Naval Headquarters, The Chief of Personnel (COP) in the History [ ] At the time of In 1965, the appointment was further upgraded to Organisation [ ] The COP heads the Personnel Branch at the Naval Headquarters. The following Directors General/Controllers/Assistant Principal Staff Officers report into the COP. • Controller of Personnel Services • Director General Medical Services • Assistant Director General Medical Services • Assistant Chief of Personnel (HRD) • Assistant Chief of Personnel (Administration and Civilian) • Judge Advocate General Appointees [ ] S.No. Name Assumed office Left office Notes January 1947 August 1947 Last British appointee. 1 August 1947 February 1949 Later Chief of the Naval Staff. 2 February 1949 14 December 1951 Later Chief of the Naval Staff. 3 14 December 1951 June 1954 4 September 1954 November 1956 Later Chief of the Naval Staff. 5 February 1957 20 November 1959 6 20 November 1959 1963 7 1963 June 1965 8 June 1965 December 1967 9 December 1967 20 February 1970 Later Chief of the Naval Staff. 20 February 1970 October 1970 Officiating. 10 October 1970 March 1976 11 March 1976 March 1977 12 , , March 1977 March 1979 13 1 April 1979 February 1981 14 February 1981 25 February 1982 15 , , 16 August 1982 April 1984 Later Chief of the Naval Staff. 16 30 June 1984 June 1988 17 6 July 1988 1992 18 1992 December 1994 19 5 January 1995 30 November 1995 20 , , 4 Dece...

VISAKHAPATNAM: Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar said that INS Vikrant, the indigenously built aircraft carrier, will be based in Visakhapatnam, in Eastern Naval Command and will be fully operational by November 2023. Talking to newsmen here in Vizag city on Wednesday, Navy Chief Admiral R Hari Kumar said that commissioning of aircraft carrier INS-vikrant was a landmark event for India and all-out efforts are on to make it (INS-Vikrant) fully operational by November 2023. Recently the Indian Navy Mig-29K fighter jet landed on the INS Vikrant for the first time at night, an important step towards the warship becoming fully operational along with its air wing by the year-end, he added. Currently, INS-Vikrant is sailing in the Arabian Sea and it was commissioned into the Indian Navy last September, marking an essential point to the country’s quest for self-reliance in India's defense manufacturing sector. A berth would be built at the outer harbour in Vizag city to accommodate INS Vikrant. The Indian Navy has given assurances to the government that the sea-force will become Atmanirbhar (self-reliant) by 2047. The Naval force aims to have a made-in-India security solution for the country and the Navy has been encouraging and giving incentives to the start-ups and MSMEs for self-reliance, he added.

The Chief of the Indian Navy has announced that INS Vikrant, the country’s first indigenous aircraft carrier, will achieve full operational capability by November 2023. This landmark achievement marks a significant milestone in India’s naval capabilities and underscores the nation’s commitment to bolstering its maritime security and defense preparedness. INS Vikrant, a formidable aircraft carrier being constructed at Cochin Shipyard Limited, is a testimony to India’s indigenous shipbuilding capabilities. With its completion, India will join an elite group of nations possessing the capability to operate a full-fledged aircraft carrier. The Navy Chief’s statement regarding the full operational readiness of INS Vikrant by November 2023 reaffirms the Indian Navy’s commitment to ensuring the carrier’s timely induction into active service. The ship’s integration with the naval fleet will significantly enhance India’s maritime projection capabilities and strengthen its ability to safeguard its national interests across the vast Indian Ocean region. INS Vikrant, weighing over 40,000 tons and measuring approximately 262 meters in length, has been designed to accommodate a variety of aircraft, including indigenous Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas, as well as various helicopters. Its advanced capabilities, such as a ski-jump takeoff, a powerful propulsion system, and modern weapon systems, make it a formidable asset for the Indian Navy. Once fully operational, INS Vikrant will signi...

Washington, Jun 13 (AP) A Navy admiral with extensive experience in the Indo-Pacific has been recommended to be the service's next top leader, officials said Monday. Admiral Samuel Paparo, current commander of the Navy's Pacific Fleet, was recommended by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and is on tap to be nominated as the next chief of naval operations, although President Joe Biden has not yet formally signed off on it, the officials said. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because no public announcement has been made. The selection of Paparo comes as a bit of a surprise, since he had long been expected to move up to take over US Indo-Pacific Command. Admiral Lisa Franchetti, the current vice chief of naval operations, had been widely mentioned as a leading candidate for the top Navy job. If Franchetti were selected she would have become the first woman to be a military service chief and the first woman to serve on the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Women have served as military service secretaries as political appointees, but never as their top uniformed officer. This was seen as a chance for a woman to break another all-male precedent. Biden is expected to approve the recommendation, but all nominations for senior military jobs are currently stalled because one US senator disagrees with Austin's decision to have the Defense Department pay for travel when a service member has to go out of state to get an abortion or other reproductive care. Republican Senator Tommy Tube...

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Washington, Jun 13 (AP) A Navy admiral with extensive experience in the Indo-Pacific has been recommended to be the service's next top leader, officials said Monday. Admiral Samuel Paparo, current commander of the Navy's Pacific Fleet, was recommended by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and is on tap to be nominated as the next chief of naval operations, although President Joe Biden has not yet formally signed off on it, the officials said. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because no public announcement has been made. The selection of Paparo comes as a bit of a surprise, since he had long been expected to move up to take over US Indo-Pacific Command. Admiral Lisa Franchetti, the current vice chief of naval operations, had been widely mentioned as a leading candidate for the top Navy job. If Franchetti were selected she would have become the first woman to be a military service chief and the first woman to serve on the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Women have served as military service secretaries as political appointees, but never as their top uniformed officer. This was seen as a chance for a woman to break another all-male precedent. Biden is expected to approve the recommendation, but all nominations for senior military jobs are currently stalled because one US senator disagrees with Austin's decision to have the Defense Department pay for travel when a service member has to go out of state to get an abortion or other reproductive care. Republican Senator Tommy Tube...

Incumbent since1 April 2023 Type Principal Staff Officer Abbreviation C.O.P Reports to Naval Headquarters, The Chief of Personnel (COP) in the History [ ] At the time of In 1965, the appointment was further upgraded to Organisation [ ] The COP heads the Personnel Branch at the Naval Headquarters. The following Directors General/Controllers/Assistant Principal Staff Officers report into the COP. • Controller of Personnel Services • Director General Medical Services • Assistant Director General Medical Services • Assistant Chief of Personnel (HRD) • Assistant Chief of Personnel (Administration and Civilian) • Judge Advocate General Appointees [ ] S.No. Name Assumed office Left office Notes January 1947 August 1947 Last British appointee. 1 August 1947 February 1949 Later Chief of the Naval Staff. 2 February 1949 14 December 1951 Later Chief of the Naval Staff. 3 14 December 1951 June 1954 4 September 1954 November 1956 Later Chief of the Naval Staff. 5 February 1957 20 November 1959 6 20 November 1959 1963 7 1963 June 1965 8 June 1965 December 1967 9 December 1967 20 February 1970 Later Chief of the Naval Staff. 20 February 1970 October 1970 Officiating. 10 October 1970 March 1976 11 March 1976 March 1977 12 , , March 1977 March 1979 13 1 April 1979 February 1981 14 February 1981 25 February 1982 15 , , 16 August 1982 April 1984 Later Chief of the Naval Staff. 16 30 June 1984 June 1988 17 6 July 1988 1992 18 1992 December 1994 19 5 January 1995 30 November 1995 20 , , 4 Dece...

The Chief of the Indian Navy has announced that INS Vikrant, the country’s first indigenous aircraft carrier, will achieve full operational capability by November 2023. This landmark achievement marks a significant milestone in India’s naval capabilities and underscores the nation’s commitment to bolstering its maritime security and defense preparedness. INS Vikrant, a formidable aircraft carrier being constructed at Cochin Shipyard Limited, is a testimony to India’s indigenous shipbuilding capabilities. With its completion, India will join an elite group of nations possessing the capability to operate a full-fledged aircraft carrier. The Navy Chief’s statement regarding the full operational readiness of INS Vikrant by November 2023 reaffirms the Indian Navy’s commitment to ensuring the carrier’s timely induction into active service. The ship’s integration with the naval fleet will significantly enhance India’s maritime projection capabilities and strengthen its ability to safeguard its national interests across the vast Indian Ocean region. INS Vikrant, weighing over 40,000 tons and measuring approximately 262 meters in length, has been designed to accommodate a variety of aircraft, including indigenous Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas, as well as various helicopters. Its advanced capabilities, such as a ski-jump takeoff, a powerful propulsion system, and modern weapon systems, make it a formidable asset for the Indian Navy. Once fully operational, INS Vikrant will signi...

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VISAKHAPATNAM: Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar said that INS Vikrant, the indigenously built aircraft carrier, will be based in Visakhapatnam, in Eastern Naval Command and will be fully operational by November 2023. Talking to newsmen here in Vizag city on Wednesday, Navy Chief Admiral R Hari Kumar said that commissioning of aircraft carrier INS-vikrant was a landmark event for India and all-out efforts are on to make it (INS-Vikrant) fully operational by November 2023. Recently the Indian Navy Mig-29K fighter jet landed on the INS Vikrant for the first time at night, an important step towards the warship becoming fully operational along with its air wing by the year-end, he added. Currently, INS-Vikrant is sailing in the Arabian Sea and it was commissioned into the Indian Navy last September, marking an essential point to the country’s quest for self-reliance in India's defense manufacturing sector. A berth would be built at the outer harbour in Vizag city to accommodate INS Vikrant. The Indian Navy has given assurances to the government that the sea-force will become Atmanirbhar (self-reliant) by 2047. The Naval force aims to have a made-in-India security solution for the country and the Navy has been encouraging and giving incentives to the start-ups and MSMEs for self-reliance, he added.