Vice Admiral Anand was commissioned into the Indian Navy in 1988 and has served on various ships, including INS Delhi, INS Ranvijay, and INS Brahmaputra. He has also served as the Fleet Operations Officer of the Western Fleet and as the Chief Staff Officer (Operations) of the Eastern Naval Command. His previous positions include being Assistant Chief of Naval Staff (Foreign Cooperation and Intelligence), Deputy Commandant and Chief Instructor at the National Defence Academy, Khadakvasla, Flag Officer Commanding Maharashtra Naval Area, and Flag Officer Commanding Karnataka Naval Area. In addition, he served as navigator and direction officer for INAS 300, a squadron of Sea Harriers.

Vice Admiral Anand is a graduate of the National Defence Academy and the Defence Services Staff College. He has also attended the Naval Higher Command Course and the National Defence College. He has been awarded the Ati Vishisht Seva Medal and the Vishisht Seva Medal for his distinguished service in the Indian Navy.

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Interested and eligible candidates can fill the online form from February 22 till March 7, 2021. The Indian Navy recruitment 2021 is being conducted to fill 1159 vacancies across the nation.

Educational Qualification for Indian Navy’s Tradesman Post

The candidate must be a 10th standard pass from a recognized board/institution and a certificate from a recognized Industrial Training Institute (ITI).

Mode of Selection

After applying for the post of Tradesman Mate, the candidate has to appear in the online computer-based examination consisting of objective-type questions based on essential qualifications. The online exam will have questions from subject General Intelligence and Reasoning, Numerical Ability, General English & Comprehension, and General Awareness.

Date of Examination for Indian Navy Tradesman Mate

The exact date and time have not yet released by the commission. It will be communicated later on to applicants on their registered mobile number.

Significance of Armed forces Flag Day

• Rehabilitation of battle casualties
• Welfare of serving personnel and their families
• Resettlement and welfare of ex-servicemen and their families

All the three branches of the Indian armed forces, the Indian Army, the Indian Navy, and the Indian Air Force organizes events to showcase their valor, and small flags representing the three armed services are distributed in return for donations.

The collected fund is managed by the local arms of the Kendriya Sainik Board (KSB)- a part of the Ministry of Defence.