What is INBA (Indian Naval Benevolent Association)? A blog post about INBA and what it does for sailors.

Organization:-

Indian Naval Benevolent Association (INBA) is a charitable organisation registered under the Society’s registration act XXI of 1860. Affairs of the association are administered by a council headed by the Chief of the Naval Staff as president and selected naval officers as its members. The income of the association is derived from compulsory subscriptions made by serving personnel, voluntary donations and interest accrued on the deposits of these funds.

Objective:-

The primary objective of the association is to render financial assistance to relieve the financial hardship and distress of serving as well as released/retired naval personnel and their families.

INBA provides various grants to both serving and retired naval personnel and their families. It also provides various loans to serving naval personnel.

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