The Indian Navy’s legacy is set to be commemorated through the construction of the Naval Shaurya Museum in Lucknow, as directed by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. The museum will prominently feature the decommissioned INS Gomati, a guided-missile frigate that served with distinction for over three decades, as its centerpiece. Designed to resemble a ship, the museum will incorporate advanced technologies for an immersive experience, showcasing India’s maritime history and naval prowess. It will include exhibitions, interactive displays, and a variety of attractions such as a 7D theatre and a warship simulator, making it an engaging educational hub for visitors. The project reflects a broader initiative to revitalize India’s maritime consciousness, highlighting the importance of the Indian Navy in national heritage and security despite Uttar Pradesh’s lack of a coastline. This development is significant as it aims to instill pride in India’s naval history and promote tourism while fostering awareness of India’s maritime strengths, thus reinforcing the strategic importance of the Indian Navy in the Indian Ocean region.