By Admin 
Indian navy message: After the horrific terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, tension between India and Pakistan has reached its peak. 26 innocent citizens were killed in this attack, including Lieutenant Vinay Narwal of Indian Navy. After the attack, India not only took strict diplomatic steps but also demonstrated its military strength.
On 26 April, the Indian Navy shared a picture of four warships patrolling the sea together on its official media account. A clear message was given with this picture that the Indian Navy is ready to deal with any situation at all times. The post written in the post, “Shakti in unity; purposeful appearance” as well as hashtags such as #MINYTIMEANYWHERENYHOW were used.
Power in unity; Presence with purpose
#Missionready pic.twitter.com/EOLQFYXFGJ
– In (@indiannavymedia) April 26, 2025
Many strict steps against Pakistan
After the Pahalgam attack, India took many strict measures against Pakistan in which the suspension of the Indus Water Treaty and the closure of the attic border post were prominent. In response to this, Pakistan tried to break all business relations with India and tell it war action. India not only increased preparations at the military level but also started pressurizing Pakistan at diplomatic level as well. In this episode, the Indian Navy also successfully tested a medium -range surface -to -air missile from INS Surat, which reflects its high operating readiness.
Indian Navy and Pakistani Navy compare
Comparing the strength of the Indian Navy and the Pakistani Navy, the Indian Navy is clearly far ahead. The Indian Navy has 293 vessels, including two aircraft carriers INS Vikramaditya and indigenous INS Vikrant. India have 16 traditional submarines and two nuclear-managed submarines INS Arihant and INS Arighat. In comparison, Pakistan has only 121 vessels and has no aircraft carrier. Pakistan has eight submarines, most of which are from the old Agosta class and some new Hangsheng class submarines have been sourced from China which has not yet been fully operated.
India far ahead of Pakistan
India is also far ahead of Pakistan in terms of technology. India has several modern weapons systems developed by BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles, Barak-8 surface-to-air missiles and indigenously developed indigenous. At the same time, Pakistan is mainly dependent on the weapons obtained from China, including the C-802 missiles and the recently received YJ-2 supersonic missiles. Apart from this, India also has a sea-based nuclear resistance which Pakistan does not have.
India’s coastline 7000 km long
India also has a strong logistics base which includes 56 major ports and business terminals, which strengthen the sea supply chain. The coastline of India is about 7000 km long and has an important strategic position in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands that can monitor Malacca Strait. Pakistan has only three major ports – Karachi, Gwadar and Port Qasim, which limits its maritime capacity. In this way, India has a clear dominance even in logistics and strategic conditions.
Karachi port was destroyed in 1971 war
Talking about history, India demonstrated the capacity of its Navy by destroying the Karachi port in the 1971 war. Even today, the Indian Navy is playing an active role in anti-dacoity operations under the United Nations. The Indian Navy is fully prepared on both aggressive and defensive fronts today, while Pakistan mainly takes a defensive stance. In the current situation, comparing naval power between India and Pakistan also seems unequal as the Indian Navy is more capable than Pakistan in every aspect.
Pahalgam terror attack shook the country
Pahalgam terror attack has shocked the Kashmir Valley once again. Lieutenant Vinay Narwal, who was killed in this attack, was among the 26 people who were victims of this terror attack. After this attack, there was a call for extensive bandh against terrorism in the valley after decades, in which every community participated extensively. India took many tough measures against Pakistan after the terrorist attack and highlighted Pakistan’s refugee role in front of the international community.