Indian Navy's largest-ever shipbuilding program aims to enhance maritime security, self-reliance, and regional cooperation by 2030.
The Indian Navy is undertaking its largest-ever shipbuilding programme, with 54 vessels currently under various stages of construction in Indian shipyards.
The initiative is central to India’s long-term maritime strategy, aimed at safeguarding national interests and countering regional challenges from China and Pakistan.
INS Mahe, India's first indigenous anti-submarine warship, enhances naval strength and synergy among armed forces for national…
'Androth', a strategic anti-submarine warfare ship built by GRSE, Kolkata, strengthens Indian Navy's maritime capabilities.
Maharashtra CM Fadnavis directs officials to plan India’s largest shipyard by 2026, leveraging the state's maritime potential.
Analysts say the two stealth frigates, a part of India’s Project 17A, are set to become key assets in countering China’s regional…
INS Vikrant exemplifies India's naval strength and self-reliance, showcasing its status as a major security provider in the…
Indian Navy commissions two advanced stealth frigates, Udaygiri and Himgiri, showcasing indigenous shipbuilding expertise and…
