After successful completion of the 26 week, specialization course in Electrical Engineering, trainees of the course with direct recruitment of Electrical Mechanician (Power and Radio), on 01 April 2021, INS (INN) left from the threshold of Valsura Happened. 302 naval sailors of the Indian Navy and 26 sailors of the Indian Coast Guard were involved in the course.In addition to training based on the basic topics of electronics and electrical technology and learning on their own in laboratories, the trainees have been trained to connect and repair basic electric and electronic circuits so that they ship with proficiency while maturing in the fundamentals. But in case of any defect at the time of deployment, you can instill confidence in yourself to successfully remove it.The training course also included gradual personality development and guiding exercises, which aimed to transform young novices into capable sea warriors by developing the values of the navy in them.
Commodore Ajay Patni, commanding officer of BSPO Valsura, inspected an attractive passing out parade held at the institute, following all the security innovations of the Covid-19. During his address, the Command Officer congratulated the trainees for achieving this important achievement and advised them to always be familiar with the latest technological developments in the field of Electrical, Electronics and Information Technology. Nikhil Kumar Jha, DEEM (P) was awarded the Admiral Ramnath Trophy for “Best all-round naval” and Damodaran P, DEEM (P) was conferred with Command Officer Bha Nau Po Valsura Rolling Trophy for “Best Player”.Mohammad Abutahir Ansari, DEEM (P) was adjudged as ‘Best Naval Trainee (Power)’ and Saurabh Raja Parmar, DEEM (R) was declared as ‘Best Naval Trainee (Radio)’. The award for ‘Best Coast Guard Trainee (Power)’ was given to Kanhaiya Kumar, Sailor (Power), and ‘Best Coast Guard Trainee (Radio)’ to Mohammad Kurban Ali, Sailor (Radio).
