India’s K-5 submarine-launched ballistic missile program has reportedly achieved a successful underwater ejection test, marking an important step toward future long-range nuclear deterrence and advanced MIRV strike capability.
India’s Scorpene-class submarines are now using indigenous batteries made by Exide Industries, replacing earlier German imports and boosting the country’s defence self-reliance and naval technology capabilities.
Pakistan Navy helped Indian vessel MV Gautam after a major technical failure left it stranded in the Arabian Sea, providing food, medical aid, and support to ensure crew safety.
Russia has offered India a powerful submarine missile that can strike 1,500 km away, giving the Navy a hidden attack edge and boosting its ability to hit targets from deep underwater.
INS Sunayna arrived in Singapore under the IOS SAGAR mission, boosting maritime ties. The visit included joint activities, training, and interactions, helping India and Singapore improve cooperation and teamwork at sea.
Indian Navy plans to equip new P-8I aircraft with advanced AAS radar to detect hidden submarines. The move aims to improve surveillance and counter rising Chinese naval activity in the Indian Ocean.
India is planning to buy advanced German Type 214 submarines under a $8 billion deal, boosting naval strength with better stealth, long underwater time, and modern combat systems.
The vessel, led by Commander Sailesh Kumar Tyagi, was received with ceremonial honor by the Sri Lankan Navy.
India is changing its submarine strategy by focusing more on nuclear-powered SSNs and AIP-equipped submarines. This can help the Navy stay hidden longer, move faster, and strengthen its power in the Indo-Pacific.
India launched DSC A23, the fourth Diving Support Craft, in Kolkata on April 19, 2026, strengthening naval underwater operations with an indigenous vessel built to support diving, salvage, and inspections.
