Historic Passing Out Ceremony at INAS 339 for First Batch of Agniveers

The event not only marked a significant milestone for the trainees but also for the Indian Naval services, setting a new precedent in military training and inclusion.

A landmark passing out ceremony was held at INAS 339 on August 12, 2024, marking the successful completion of training for the first batch of Agniveers, including 71 trainees of whom 11 were women, along with 8 Artificer Apprentices.

This significant event celebrated the culmination of rigorous training for these pioneering recruits in the Indian Navy.

The ceremony was graced by Captain Mukesh Joshi, RCAQA of the RAQAS, who served as the chief guest. During the event, he awarded trophies and acknowledged the impressive technical projects undertaken by the trainees.

A highlight of the ceremony was the awarding of the All-rounder trophy to Priyanka Gandhi, AVR EMA, who distinguished herself amongst all trainees with her exceptional performance.

Captain Joshi lauded the squadron for its outstanding effort in successfully training this maiden batch of Agniveers, noting the program’s critical role in shaping a new, dynamic force for the Indian Navy.

The event not only marked a significant milestone for the trainees but also for the Indian Naval services, setting a new precedent in military training and inclusion.