Amaravati, November 30, 2025: Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan, accompanied by his son Akira Nandan, immersed himself in a stirring tribute to India's maritime might at the Eastern Naval Command's Sargam 2025 event on Saturday, held at the Samudrika Auditorium in Visakhapatnam.
The gathering, a prelude to Navy Day on December 4, resonated with the Eastern Naval Symphonic Band's rendition of patriotic melodies under Band Director Satish and Deputy Director Pradeep Kumar, evoking the valour of sailors who guard the nation's seas. Vice Admiral Sanjay Bhalla, Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Eastern Naval Command, and his wife Priya Bhalla extended a warm welcome, setting the tone for an evening where military precision met cultural reverence.
Sargam 2025, with its orchestral swell of anthems, served as more than a musical interlude; it was a call to collective pride, honouring the Eastern Naval Command's role in safeguarding Andhra's 974-kilometre coastline.
Kalyan, a vocal advocate for the armed forces, used the platform to echo his vision of a "Swarna Andhra" where coastal strength fuels national security. His presence, blending celebrity allure with political gravitas, inspired the audience, reminding them that Vizag's waves lap not just shores but the heartbeat of India's aspirations.
