Rear Admiral Ravnish Seth takes command as new Station Commander Navy (Hyderabad)
The Hindu
Rear Admiral Ravnish Seth took charge as Director, DMDE, and Station Commander (Navy) Hyderabad station.
Rear Admiral Ravnish Seth took charge as Director, DMDE, and Station Commander (Navy) Hyderabad station. He has succeeded Rear Admiral V. Rajasekhar on his superannuation.
The Admiral is an alumnus of Naval Engineering College, Lonavala and was commissioned into the Engineering branch of the Indian Navy on November 30, 1991. He is also a distinguished alumnus of the prestigious Defence Services Staff College at Wellington, Naval War College, Goa and National Defence College, New Delhi. He has served extensively at sea onboard Indian naval ships Khukri, Nishank and Delhi, a press release said.
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