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Indian naval base

INSNetaji Subhas
Kolkata,West Bengal in India

Site information
Type	Naval shore establishment
Owner	Ministry of Defence
Operator	Indian Navy
Condition	Operational
Site history
In use	1943 - present
Garrison information
Current commander	Commodore Ajay Yadav^[1]

INS Netaji Subhas is a basedepot ship in theIndian Navy. It is ashore establishment that provides administrative and logistics support to visiting Indian Navy ships, submarines, aircraft and other allied and foreign navy units at theKolkata andHaldia ports. The base also provides support to its allied units like WOT (Kolkata),Naval Armament Inspectorate, Electrical and Machinery Trials Unit, Machinery Trials Unit, NLC,Services Selection Board(DH) and 5N DET and allSainik Schools and NCC Units in State of West Bengal and North East States.^[2]

The base has six motorboats including twofast interceptor craft (FICs) operating directly under NOIC (West Bengal).^[3]^[4]

The crest of the unit depicts the Red Fort against a blue background in the top half and light green foreground in the bottom half. The unit also undertakes annual ex-servicemen meets where matters concerning ESM Welfare such as pension, healthcare, career counselling and common grievances are discussed.^[5]

History

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The naval base in the port city of Calcutta (nowKolkata) began with a small HMI Naval Office under a naval control of the shipping officer, in the then Marine House.^{[citation needed]} The port of Calcutta was strategic important duringWorld War II so the Allied naval presence in India increased to safeguard and strengthen its maritime assets inEast India and augment the logistic support capability toAllied units and later Indian naval ships operating in theBay of Bengal.^{[citation needed]}

Thus from Marine House in 1940 to a more conspicuous HMIS Hoogly in 1943 to INS Hoogly port Independence grew the Naval footprint in the East. INS Hoogly was renamed INS Netaji Subhas on 5 July 1974 and the base gradually changed in line with the growing importance of the eastern seaboard to trade, security and diplomacy.^[6]

References

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^"Commodore Ajay Yadav took over as Naval Officer-in-Charge West Bengal".NE India Broadcast. 18 September 2024. Retrieved18 September 2024.
^"INS Netaji Subhas".Indian Navy. Retrieved25 February 2023.
^"INS Netaji Subhas grows in strength to provide maritime security to West Bengal".The Times of India. 4 July 2019.ISSN 0971-8257. Retrieved24 February 2023.
^"'Two new fast interceptor crafts will be inducted in Navy's Bengal area'".The Indian Express. 3 December 2022. Retrieved24 February 2023.
^"Annual Naval ESM Meet 2022 – Kolkata".NE India Broadcast. 7 November 2022. Retrieved24 February 2023.
^"INS Netaji Subhas".Indian Navy. Retrieved24 February 2023.

External links

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Official website

Indian Navy

Leadership

Components
and
Commands

Naval Commands

Operational	Western Naval Command Eastern Naval Command Southern Naval Command
Joint	Andaman and Nicobar Command Strategic Forces Command Defence Cyber Agency Defence Space Agency Armed Forces Special Operations Division

Fleets

Ship Squadrons

Bases

New Delhi	INS India
Western Naval Command	INS Dwarka INS Sardar Patel INS Kadamba INS Vajrakosh INHS Patanjali INS Gomantak INS Hansa INHS Jeevanti INS Angre INS Abhimanyu INS Agnibahu INHS Asvini INS Kunjali INS Shikra INS Tanaji INS Trata INS Tunir INS Vajrabahu
Southern Naval Command	INS Dweeprakshak INS Minicoy INS Androth INS Bitra INS Garuda INHS Sanjivani INS Venduruthy INS Dronacharya INS Chilka INHS Nivarani INS Mandovi INS Hamla INS Shivaji INHS Kasturi INS Valsura INS Agrani INS Zamorin INS Satavahana INS Vishwakarma INS Jatayu
Eastern Naval Command	INS Circars INS Dega INS Virbahu INHS Kalyani INS Kalinga INS Eksila INS Karna INS Adyar INS Rajali INS Parundu INS Kattabomman INS Tuticorin INS Netaji Subhash INS Paradip INS Bhubaneswar INS Varsha
Andaman and Nicobar Command	INS Kardip INS Jarawa INS Utkrosh INS Baaz INHS Dhanvantari INS Campbell Bay INS Kohassa

Equipment

Aircraft Squadrons

Fighter	300 303
Airborne Early Warning (AEW)	339
Anti-submarine (ASW)	330 333 336
Reconnaissance	342 343 344
Maritime patrol	312 315 318 550 313
Electronic Warfare	310 311
Multirole helicopter	322 323 334 350
Search & Rescue	321
Training	551 552 561

Military Academies

Education & Training	Sainik School Armed Forces Medical College Ajmer Military School Bangalore Military School Belgaum Military School Chail Military School Dholpur Military School Rashtriya Indian Military College
Schools & Colleges	Indian Naval Academy Naval War College
Tri-Service Institutions	Defence Services Staff College National Defence Academy National Defence College College of Defence Management Military Institute of Technology