The Sri Lanka Navy marked World Diabetes Day 2025 by conducting a dedicated diabetes clinic at the Navy General Hospital, Colombo on 14 Nov 25.

The 4th Fast Attack Flotilla (4FAF) hosted a solemn ceremony to mark the 75th anniversary of the Sri Lanka Navy, paying tribute to flotilla’s brave sons who made the ultimate sacrifice for the nation. The families of the fallen 4FAF war heroes were special guests at the event on 14 Nov 25 in Trincomalee, which honoured the bravery of those who helped secure the nation's freedom.

The Annual Humanitarian Assistance in Disaster Relief (HADR) Exercise concluded successfully on 14 Nov 25 at the Disaster Management Training School of the Rapid Action Boat Squadron Headquarters, Gangewadiya.

A meeting to address challenges related to the marine ecosystem and sustainable fisheries along the Northwestern coastal belt was convened at SLNS Thambapanni, Puttalam on 11 Nov 25, under the patronage of the Commander Northwestern Naval Area.

The Sri Lanka Navy launched the Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) Exercise 2025 on 12 Nov 25, inaugurating the HADR Symposium at the Disaster Management Training School, Rapid Action Boats Squadron (RABS) Headquarters in Gangewadiya, Puttalam.

In a dedicated community assistance initiative, the Sri Lanka Navy supported the enhancement of the premises at Siri Dewamiththa Primary School in Rambewa on 08 Nov 25.

The Sri Lanka Navy's Special Boat Squadron (SBS) marked its 32nd anniversary with a series of ceremonial events. The main anniversary event took place on 06 Nov 25 at the SBS Headquarters in Trincomalee, under the patronage of the Commanding Officer SBS.

The 35th International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) meeting between the Sri Lanka and Indian Navies and Coast Guards was held on board INS Sukanya on 11 Nov 25, at the Indo-Sri Lanka Maritime Boundary Line, north of Kankesanthurai.

In view of the 75th anniversary of the Sri Lanka Navy, a Sailors’ Get-together was held at ‘Wave n’ Lake’ Navy Hall in Welisara on 07 Nov 25. The event was organized as part of a series of celebratory programmes marking this significant 75-year milestone in the Navy’s proud journey.

As part of its Naval Social Responsibility (NSR) project, the Sri Lanka Navy declared open a new Reverse Osmosis (RO) plant at Medabedda Maha Vidyalaya in Galewela, Mathale on 31 Oct 25.