Indian Navy to Commission Stealth Frigate Mahendragiri on July 11
The Indian Navy is scheduled to commission its sixth indigenous Project 17A stealth frigate, INS Mahendragiri, on July 11. The warship will join the fleet in Visakhapatnam, enhancing the navy's capabilities.
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Indian Navy set to commission 6th indigenous Project 17A stealth frigate Mahendragiri on July 11
The commissioning of the indigenous stealth frigate Mahendragiri (F38) in Visakhapatnam marks a significant enhancement to India's naval capabilities. Engineered entirely in India, the frigate integrates state-of-the-art indigenous weaponry and sensors, such as BrahMos and Barak-8 missiles. With over 75% of its components sourced locally, Mahendragiri stands as a pillar of India's commitment to self-reliance in defense, poised to protect maritime interests and bolster regional security.
By SURENDRA SINGH
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Mahendragiri’s commissioning is a step towards boosting presence in the Indian Ocean region and the larger Indo-Pacific amid China’s push in the maritime expanse
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By Amrita Nayak Dutta
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It is the first warship to carry the name Mahendragiri and the sixth ship of the Nilgiri-class under Project 17A.
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