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    INS Sudarshini Departs Egypt’s Alexandria After Naval Training And Cultural Engagements

    INS Sudarshini has departed Alexandria after completing a port call involving naval training, professional interactions and cultural engagements with Egypt.

    Indian Navy launches 5th DSC vessel in Kolkata, boosting indigenous maritime capability

    New Delhi: The Indian Navy has launched DSC A24, the fifth and final vessel under the Diving Support Craft (DSC) Project, marking another milestone in the country’s indigenous naval shipbuilding programme. The vessel was launched on Saturday at M/s Titagarh Rail Systems Limited (TRSL) in Kolkata by Kamal Singh in the presence of Vice Admiral.

    Air Marshal Tejpal Singh Assumes Charge as Deputy Chief of Air Staff

    Air Marshal Tejpal Singh has taken charge as the Deputy Chief of the Air Staff, while Vice Admiral A.N. Pramod has assumed office as the Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, the Ministry of Defence said.

    Rapidly Expansion in Naval Capabilities

    As India aims to expand its navy to more than 200 ships over the next decade to counter China’s rapidly growing naval fleet and Pakistan’s induction of advanced Chinese-built attack submarines, analysts see this month’s commissioning of the stealth frigate INS Mahendragiri and submarine hunter INS Malvan into the Indian Navy as a significant development..

    75% Indigenous, Advanced weapons and sensors: Indian Navy gets INS Mahendragiri

    INS Mahendragiri is virtually impregnable. Rajnath Singh also mentioned that the vessel can be equipped with BrahMos missiles.

    Strengthening maritime partnership, Indian Naval Ships arrive in Singapore

    Singapore: Indian Navy’s Eastern Fleet Ships – INS Udaygiri, INS Shakti and INS Kavaratti – have arrived at the Changi Naval Base in Singapore as part of their operational deployment to South East Asia, reaffirming India’s commitment to strengthening maritime partnership between the two nations. The High Commission of India in Singapore noted that naval.

    Explainer: Three Ships, Three Missions — What The Navy’s Latest Induction Means For India

    Three ships. Three very different missions. One clear message. As India faces growing maritime challenges in the Indian Ocean, the Indian Navy has inducted three new indigenous vessels — INS Dunagiri, INS Sanshodhak, and INS Agray. One is built to fight enemy warships far out at sea. One is designed to map and understand the.

    From INS Dunagiri to Sanshodhak: Indian Navy To Commission Three Warships Together In Kolkata

    New Delhi: The Indian Navy is set to commission three warships (INS Dunagiri, INS Agray, and INS Sanshodhak) together in Kolkata later this week, marking a significant milestone in the country’s naval modernisation efforts. Sources said the ceremony is expected to be attended by a top Union government dignitary and is likely to coincide with.

    Boost to Naval firepower as sixth Project 17A ship ‘Mahendragiri’ delivered

    Mumbai: Mahendragiri, the sixth ship of Nilgiri-class (Project 17A), was delivered to the Indian Navy on Mumbai, marking a significant milestone in achieving self-reliance in warship design and construction, an official said on Friday. Project 17A: Advanced Stealth Frigates for Modern Warfare Project 17A frigates are versatile multi-mission platforms designed to address current and emerging.

    Navy Commanders Meet from April 14, Focus on Energy Security

     New Delhi, April 12: The Indian Navy will hold the inaugural biannual Commanders’ Conference from April 14 to 16 at Nausena Bhawan in New Delhi, as announced by the Ministry of Defence on Sunday. Meet reviews naval deployment as oil tanker security gains focus This Conference takes place amidst the Indian Navy’s deployment in the.

    Indian Navy gets its third indigenous nuclear submarine, Rajnath Singh commissions INS Aridaman in service

    The induction of the nuclear submarine is going to further strengthen the capability of the forces.