New Delhi: As part of the 50th Independence Day celebrations of Papua New Guinea, the Indian Navy Band, embarked on Indian Naval Ship (INS) Kadmatt, participated in the prestigious Military Tattoo held at Port Moresby. The event featured bands from several nations, symbolizing unity, discipline, and a shared heritage through the universal language of music. The Indian Navy Band captivated the audience and dignitaries with a stirring performance of martial tunes and iconic Indian melodies, showcasing India’s rich cultural heritage and strengthening diplomatic ties with Pacific nations.
Strengthening Maritime Bonds through Culture
INS Kadmatt’s visit underscores the longstanding maritime relationship between India and Pacific nations, reflecting mutual respect and cooperation. The band’s performance was highly appreciated, reflecting the vibrant cultural ethos of India while promoting goodwill and friendship during this landmark celebration.
Homage at Bomana War Cemetery
During the visit, the INS Kadmatt crew paid solemn homage at the Bomana War Cemetery, honoring the valor and sacrifice of fallen heroes of World War II, including many unsung Indian soldiers. This act of remembrance highlighted the shared history and sacrifices binding India and Papua New Guinea across generations and oceans. The memory of these heroes serves as an enduring source of strength, reinforcing the collective commitment to uphold the values of Duty, Honour, and Courage.
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Source: PIB
