Recently Subordinate Officers Conference of Indian Coast Guard was held in New Delhi.

Recently Subordinate Officers Conference of Indian Coast Guard was held in New Delhi.

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Category : National Published on: October 31 2023

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Indian Coast Guard Subordinate Officers Conference was held in New Delhi in October, 2023.
The theme of this conference was 'Towards an Inclusive Approach'.
It included brainstorming sessions and lectures on various topics including information technology, health, human resources, leadership and media awareness.
The event was attended by subordinate officers from various Coast Guard units across the country.
During this various MoUs were signed towards enhancing welfare measures for Coast Guard personnel.
Based on the principles of 'Self-reliant India', ICG Discussed future plans.
The conference was inaugurated by Rakesh Paul, Director General, Indian Coast Guard.
This was the sixth conference of subordinate officers of the Indian Coast Guard.
The Indian Coast Guard was established in the year 1978.

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