Twenty-four assistant commandants completed their Coast Guard Law and Operations Course here on Tuesday. An impressive passing out parade was held on the occasion at the Indian Coast Guard District Headquarters No. 4, Kochi. The parade was reviewed by Inspector General Rakesh Pal, Commander of Coast Guard Region (North West), said a press release here.
During the ceremonial review, the chief guest awarded prizes to the meritorious trainee officers. Assistant Commandant Arun Palani Kumar S. was awarded the first prize for scoring the highest marks in the passing out batch. The coveted Director General Sword of Honour for standing first in overall order of merit in the previous batch was awarded to Assistant Commandant Ankit Yadav.
Inspector General Pal exhorted the officer trainees to hone the skills they gained during their training. He reiterated the need for setting high standards of professionalism and conduct as becoming of officers in the Indian Coast Guard. The passing out ceremonies were witnessed by a large number of senior Navy and Coast Guard officers and families as well as civilian dignitaries.
The parade marked the successful culmination of the technical courses.
