INSV Kaundinya joined the Indian Navy, the 5th -century wooden ship will be sealed in the 21st century

Last Updated: May 21, 2025, 21:20 Istinsv Kaundinya: This is the newest ship included in the Navy. Will leave for his first visit soon. All its trials have been completed in the sea. यह जहाज जब महासागर में निकलेगा तो यह इंडियन नेवी की पुरानी परंप…और पढ़ेंसदियों बाद फिर से रवाना होगा अपने सफर पर प्राचीन जहाजहाइलाइट्सINSV कौंडिन्य को भारतीय नौसेना में शामिल किया गया.यह जहाज 5वीं शताब्दी की तकनीक से बनाया गया है.पहला सफर पुराने समुद्री रूट को फॉलो करेगा.INSV Kaundinya: अपनी विरासत को फिर से जीवित होते देखना किसी रोमांच से कम नहीं है. The ship who ruled the sea in the 5th century, will now start the journey again in the 21st century. The new avatar of this ancient ship was officially included in the Navy by Gajendra Shekhawat, Minister of the Ministry of Culture, Government of India. The program was held on Wednesday on the Navy’s Carwar Naval Base. This ancient vessel made by hand is named INSV Kundinya. The agreement was signed on 12 September 2023, which took place between the Ministry of Culture, Indian Navy and Hoddy Shipyard Goa. This ship was launched in February this year. At the end of this year, INSV Kaundinya will leave for its first journey. This journey will start from Gujarat and will end in Oman. During this entire journey, INSV Kaundinya will follow its old marine business route, this journey will be completed through old -fashioned navigation technology. Stitch Ship is very special in the caves of Ajanta, a ship built in a 5th -century painting has been revived. The special thing is that the technique with which ships were made to enter the ocean in olden times is called sticked technology. This ship made with this technique has been included in the Navy. In olden times, big wooden ships, with the strength of air, ruled the waves of the sea. Now history is being repeated again. #Indiannavy Inducted The Stitched Sail Vssel Insv Kaundinya At Karwar.The Vessel is a Recreation of a 5th Century Ce Ajanta Painting Using Using Trading Shekhawat presided over the ceremony.

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