Commander (ES) S Paramesh appointed as Additional DG Coast Guard at ICG
The Flag Officer is an alumnus of the National Defence College, New Delhi, and Defence Services Staff College, Wellington.

New Delhi: Commander (Eastern Seaboard) S Paramesh has been appointed as Additional Director General Coast Guard at Indian Coast Guard Headquarters, New Delhi.
The Flag Officer was at the helm of Coast Guard Region (East), Coast Guard Region (West), and Coast Guard Commander (Eastern Seaboard) before assuming Additional Director General Coast Guard.
The Flag Officer is an alumnus of the National Defence College, New Delhi, and Defence Services Staff College, Wellington.
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He is a recipient of the President’s Tatrakshak Medal for Distinguished Service, Tatrakshak Medal and was also awarded the Director General Coast Guard Commendation in 2012 and FOCINC (East) Commendation in 2009.
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