*NEW* Something not so different: Indian Naval Band and Indian Naval Ship Tabar. 

3:59 Some dude in the background mistakenly calling this INS Kolkata lol. INS Kolkata is MUCH larger than this. Its a Destroyer whereas INS Tabar is the low end of the Indian frigates' high-low capability mix.

This ship has shot down two drones recently in red sea.

They are playing Sare Jahan Se Acha, a patriotic song.

A much-appreciated gesture of I.N.S. Tabar to fly the Union Flag from her starboard side on departing The Pool of London.

6:37 Yeah, this ship needs a refit. I thought we had already replaced all those Russian-origin SRGM with Indian-built Oto Merla 76mm. And that arm launcher is an eyesore. Russian Shtil-1 needs to be replaced by Indian VL-SRSAM across the Indian fleet.

Exploring london!! Today london bridge. Thank you very much, Mr.Baton, a brilliant and interesting video as usual, an amazing sight at the end of this day!Good night.

Great video ! Lovely to see Indian Naval warship in London . By any chance do you have any video of Indian Naval band playing at central london? Would love to see it if you have. Thanks for the video . Greetings from India.

Bharat Mata ki jai.

The Raj may be gone, but it's clear British military style lingers in the modern Indian Navy, albeit with an Indian flourish. Given the band aboard, it’s a safe bet the INS Tabar’s itinerary had important diplomatic overtones. The U.K. stop came on the return leg of a trip to Russia, where the Talwar-class ships have been designed and built for the Indian Navy. As of April this year, INS Tabar was one of six such frigates now in service. On this trip, INS Tabar participated in the Russian Navy Day Parade, took part in an India-Russia Maritime Partner Exercise - notably in the Baltic not the Black Sea - and in another Maritime Partner Exercise with the German Navy off Kiel Canal. In London, the band reportedly played to enthusiastic audiences from the Indian diaspora; the ship’s crew did community service with UK military pensioners, and the ship received a visit from Admiral Sir Ben Key, First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff. Once again, Mr. Baton, you captured video of an interesting ship whose activities, in this case, are illustrative of the diplomatic tightrope the Indian government is walking these days between Russia and Europe.

Magnificent warship and crew. From Pakistan

Ooh, another up and downer😎 It’s fascinating to see! That’s a great shot at 3:04 , the light is quite atmospheric (although I’m not so sure the fumes that appear to be emanating from the middle of the “Tabar” would be that beneficial to the atmosphere) This video certainly qualifies as a proper MrB video, superbly shot from a good vantage point and there’s a band in it (did you know there would be a band or was that a nice surprise?)😎 Thank you MrB for giving us a chance to see the mechanical marvel of the bridge again👍

Th India military is one of the most professional militaries in the world q

Bharat Mata ki Jai Vande Mataram

What's all that banging at 1:58? Is it from the bridge lifting gear? Sounds ominous!

Saare jahaan se acha ❤

Mr. Baton, thank you for that as Tower Bridge brings back memories from way back. Soon after becoming a Senior Inspector of Works employed by one of the UKs leading Civil Engineering Consultants, I was asked to assist in the inspection of Tower Bridge and so I've explored the depths of the old engine room, the workings of the bridge raising gear and walked the over head gallery, before it was opened to the public. My elder brother performed a car stunt by driving over the opening road decks, he was driving an E Type in the John Wayne film Brannigan. I owned one of the Famous Dunkirk Little Ships from 1995 till 2010 and often sailed her under Tower Bridge on trips from the Upper Thames to Ramsgate and Dover. We took part in the 5 yearly Returns to Dunkirk, coming down the Thames in convoy with 10 or more other Dunkirk boats led by the Hon Admiral Raymond Baxter of BBC fame, being an ex RAF pilot his VHF radio messages were poetic. I last passed under Tower bridge after celebrating King Charles Coronation aboard my friends Dunkirk Little Ship, White Marlin who was attending a gathering in St Katharine Dock. Returning to her mooring at Teddington. So thank you again for posting INS Tabar leaving shots and having the band onboard made it special for lots of onlookers. Well done.

Excellent video. 👍

INS TABAR (F44) ☺️🇮🇳

Love you Indian navy❤

If India became superpower it will be soft superpower.....will not be like usa , russia and china.....

Admin thanks for such a nice video 🇮🇳

Omg what is happening too pool...??

Excellent

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That's Made in india Ship And People

Krivak-3's. Our military and politicians wont spend money on R&D indigenious platforms but are keeping other countries shipbuilding industry alive.... Modi has done a LOT in this regard, but more needs to be done.

What would happen if this ship sailed through the Thames without tug boats? Would its engine and propellers be too powerful and create waves or would it crash into Tower Bridge? Also, in the old days when we had wooden war ships, were small boats needed like today to pull and steer a wooden warship or other through the Thames? Thanks. 🇮🇳 🇬🇧

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i dont know what went wrong with us but everyone knows that Bharat was a King(and not Queen). He was a proud Rajput Kshatriye ruler of India. He was a man(not a woman).

5:38 .....what's that Britan flag doing on Indian naval ship

As an india British era was good then after freedom So called freedom lol only curruption

India already a superpower... world just woke up...

Great video!