ICG Launches ‘Suvidha Software Version 1.0’ to Enhance Training Protocols

The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) unveiled its new ‘Suvidha Software Version 1.0’ during the inaugural ‘Annual Operational Sea Training Conference’ held in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, on July 30, 2024. This advanced software aims to improve training protocols and maintain consistency across all ICG platforms.

Keynote Address

Deputy Director General (Sea Training) Inspector General Anupam Rai highlighted the significance of cultivating a culture of excellence and adaptability within the ICG during his keynote speech.

Conference Highlights

The conference featured active participation from senior officers across various ICG regions. It emphasized the need for a unified approach to complex operations, provided a platform for discussing best practices, and facilitated the alignment of strategies to address the evolving maritime security challenges.

Commitment to Excellence

The event showcased the ICG’s dedication to innovation and operational training excellence, reinforcing their commitment to advancing maritime security capabilities.

Piyush Shukla

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