Indian Navy Commissions INS Malvan to Enhance Anti-Submarine Capabilities
The Indian Navy has commissioned the indigenous shallow-water warship INS Malvan, bolstering its fleet of sub-hunters. This move aims to strengthen India's naval capabilities and counter potential threats, particularly from China.
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India commissions INS Malvan to beef up sub-hunter fleet to counter China threat
The Indian Navy commissioned Malvan, its second Mahe-class vessel, at Karwar naval base. This new warship will bolster the nation's submarine hunter fleet in the Indian Ocean. The vessel is designed for shallow water anti-submarine operations and mine warfare. India is inducting sixteen specialized vessels to secure its extensive coastline. This move strengthens maritime security amid growing regional naval competition.
By SURENDRA SINGH
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INS Malvan epitomises the vision of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' with over 80% of its equipment made in India.
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