Indian Navy Receives Third Indigenous ASW Shallow Water Craft ‘Mangrol’
The Indian Navy has received Mangrol, its third indigenous Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft, strengthening coastal surveillance and underwater warfare capabilities.
The Indian Navy has received Mangrol, its third indigenous Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft, strengthening coastal surveillance and underwater warfare capabilities.
The Indian Navy has received indigenous Diving Support Vessel Nipun, boosting deep-sea rescue, submarine support and underwater operations while strengthening India’s self-reliance in naval shipbuilding.
The Indian Navy launched Machilipatnam, the seventh Mahe-class anti-submarine warfare craft, at Cochin Shipyard. Built with over 80% indigenous content, it will boost coastal security and underwater surveillance.
IAF Chief Air Chief Marshal A P Singh urged faster indigenous defence development, saying delayed technology loses value, while praising the Navy’s self-reliance model and calling for greater jointness.
INS Malvan, the Indian Navy’s second Mahe-class anti-submarine warship, has been commissioned at Karwar. Built with over 80% indigenous content, it strengthens coastal surveillance and underwater threat detection capabilities.
INS Malvan, the Indian Navy’s newest submarine hunter, is joining the fleet with advanced sonar, torpedoes, and over 80% indigenous content to strengthen India’s coastal defence capabilities.
The Indian Navy has received its 21st MH-60R Seahawk helicopter from the United States, boosting anti-submarine operations and strengthening India’s maritime surveillance and naval combat capabilities across its coastline.
India has received another MH-60R Seahawk helicopter from the United States, boosting the Indian Navy’s ability to track submarines, protect sea borders, and carry out important maritime missions.
The Indian Navy will commission INS Malvan on July 22, adding the second Mahe-class anti-submarine vessel to its fleet and strengthening India’s coastal and underwater defence capabilities.
INS Mahendragiri has officially joined the Indian Navy’s Eastern Fleet. The indigenous Project 17A stealth frigate strengthens India’s maritime power with advanced weapons, stealth technology, and multi-role capabilities for Indo-Pacific operations.