Indian Navy Commissions INS Mangrol, Third Anti-Submarine Warship Built With 80% Indigenous Content
The vessel is designed to operate in shallow waters where larger warships may face operational limitations.
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India, EU Launch Industry Coalition For Green Shipping Corridor To Speed-Up Shift To Low-Emission Fuels
The coalition is expected to bring companies together to develop cleaner maritime trade routes and speed up the shift to low-emission fuels.
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Indian Navy Launches First Indigenous Fleet Support Ship For Extended Deployments
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh launched the ship, named Surya, at Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL) in Visakhapatnam on October 6.
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India Is Set To Launch Its First 43,500-Tonne Fleet Support Ship To Resupply Warships At Sea
The 43,500 ton fleet support ship would help replenish warships, thereby extending the endurance and reach of the indian naval vessels in the Indian Ocean.
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India’s Cochin Shipyard To Buy 23% Equity In Netherlands-Based Ship Designer Conoship For €2.3 Million
India’s Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) is acquiring a 23% stake in Conoship International Holding BV, a ship design and engineering company in the Netherlands.
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Indian Navy Targets Self-Reliant Fleet Of 230 Ships By 2045 As Maritime Competition Grows
The Indian Navy plans to have around 230 ships by 2040-2045 as it prepares for a more contested maritime environment.
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Indian Navy Seeks 6 Landing Craft Utility Mk V Vessels For Amphibious Operations
The Indian Navy has issued a Request for Information (RFI) for six new Landing Craft Utility (LCU) Mk V vessels from Indian shipyards.
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Indian Navy Warships Join US, Japan, Australia For Multilateral Maritime Drill In Philippines
The INS Sahyadri, a Shivalik-class stealth multi-role frigate, and the INS Kulish, a Kora-class missile corvette, arrived at Subic Bay.
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Commercial Ships Must Not Become Targets Of Geopolitical Tensions, India Says
India has told the United Nations that commercial ships must not be targeted because of geopolitical tensions.
