INS Tabar Visits Denmark to Strengthen India-Denmark Naval Ties
INS Tabar, an Indian Navy stealth frigate commanded by Captain MR Harish, arrived in Esbjerg, Denmark for a two-day visit. The visit aims to enhance the bonds between the two nations and their navies.
The crew will engage in professional interactions and cultural exchanges with the Danish Armed Forces. This visit is part of the ongoing ‘Green Strategic Partnership’ between India and Denmark, established during a virtual summit between Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and Mette Frederiksen in 2020.
Activities During the Visit
During the stay in Esbjerg harbour, the ship’s crew will participate in various bilateral professional interactions with the Danish Armed Forces, including cultural exchange showcasing Indian culture and hospitality.
About INS Tabar
INS Tabar is equipped with a versatile range of weapons and sensors and is among the earliest stealth frigates of the Indian Navy. The ship is part of the Indian Navy’s Western Fleet, based in Mumbai under the Western Naval Command.
Doubts Revealed
INS Tabar -: INS Tabar is a ship that belongs to the Indian Navy. It is called a ‘stealth frigate’ because it is designed to be hard to detect by enemy ships and aircraft.
Denmark -: Denmark is a country in Europe. It is known for its beautiful landscapes, castles, and being one of the happiest countries in the world.
Naval Ties -: Naval ties refer to the relationship and cooperation between the navies (sea forces) of two countries. In this case, it is between India and Denmark.
Captain MR Harish -: Captain MR Harish is the person in charge of the INS Tabar. He is responsible for leading the ship and its crew.
Esbjerg -: Esbjerg is a city in Denmark. It is known for its port and being a hub for offshore wind power.
Danish Armed Forces -: The Danish Armed Forces are the military forces of Denmark. They include the army, navy, and air force.
Green Strategic Partnership -: The Green Strategic Partnership is an agreement between India and Denmark to work together on environmental and sustainable development issues. It was started during a virtual meeting between the leaders of both countries in 2020.
Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and Mette Frederiksen -: Narendra Modi is the Prime Minister of India, and Mette Frederiksen is the Prime Minister of Denmark. They are the leaders of their respective countries.
