'Androth', a strategic anti-submarine warfare ship built by GRSE, Kolkata, strengthens Indian Navy's maritime capabilities.
The Indian Navy has received an indigenously built anti-submarine warfare ship that is expected to boost its maritime prowess against the backdrop of China’s growing forays into the Indian Ocean.
‘Androth’, the second of the eight anti-submarine warfare-shallow watercraft (ASW-SWC), has been built by Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE), Kolkata.
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