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INS Sudarshini
Indian Naval Sail Training Ship INS Sudarshini arrived in Boston on Sunday. Photo: PIB

Indian Navy’s INS Sudarshini reaches Boston, flies tricolour high at historic sail festival

| @indiablooms | Jul 13, 2026, at 06:05 pm

Indian Naval Sail Training Ship INS Sudarshini arrived in Boston on 12 July 2026 after successfully participating in the Sail4th 250 celebrations in New York.

The ship took part in the Grand Parade of Sails, marking the commencement of Sail Boston 2026, one of the world’s largest gatherings of tall ships.

Raghuram Sastry, Consul General of India in Boston, embarked INS Sudarshini during the Grand Parade of Sails and the ship’s ceremonial entry into Boston. Flying the Indian Tricolour with pride, the vessel sailed past iconic landmarks, including Castle Island and the Seaport District, before berthing at Boston Fish Pier.

Joining an international fleet of more than 60 tall ships from over 20 countries, INS Sudarshini is representing India as a maritime ambassador of goodwill during its ongoing Lokayan 2026 transoceanic expedition.

The ship’s participation highlights the Indian Navy’s commitment to maritime diplomacy, international cooperation, cultural exchange, and strengthening global partnerships. INS Sudarshini will remain open to visitors from 12 to 15 July 2026, offering an opportunity to experience India’s rich naval traditions and seafaring legacy.

Following successful port calls at Norfolk, Baltimore, and New York, INS Sudarshini’s participation in Sail Boston 2026 further strengthens the growing India–US maritime partnership and places India’s maritime heritage on the global stage.

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