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Patrol vessel decommissioned after 20 years
The Indian Coast Guard has decommissioned one of its patrol vessels in a ceremony on Aug 21, 2026, the ICGS 'Meera Behn', at Okha, Gujarst. It was the 6th of seven Sarojini Naidu-class fast patrol vessels (FPVs) to be built for the Indian Coast Guard by Goa Shipyard. The 'Meera Behn', which was homeported in Okha in Gujarat, served for 20 years, having been commissioned on July 25, 2006. She was also the third FPV in her class to be retired from service. The Sarojini Naidu-class vessels were built to be capable of shallow-water operation. Their missions included anti-smuggling and anti-terrorism patrols, fisheries enforcement, and SAR operations. The FPVs were also configured to be capable of supporting the Indian Navy during wartime by serving as convoy escorts and communications relay ships. Report with photo: https://www.bairdmaritime.com/security/non-naval-security/coast-guard/indian-coast-guard-decommissions-patrol-vessel-meera-behn
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