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  • 2 months ago | navalnews.com | Adithya Krishna Menon |Xavier Vavasseur

    MDL - TKMS bid selected for further processing Meanwhile the competing bid by Indian conglomerateL&T & Spain’s Navantia was reportedly found non-compliant with requirements. The S80 submarine was on offer by this partnership, but a lack of “sea-proven AIP” is reportedly the primary reason for the disqualification. With this, the MDL – TKMS bid is now the sole choice available to the MoD. However, the type of submarine on offer was not confirmed by either firm.

  • Jan 15, 2025 | navalnews.com | Adithya Krishna Menon |Xavier Vavasseur

    On January 15, 2025, the Indian Navy commissioned three frontline combatants into its fleet: INS Nilgiri, the lead ship of the Project 17A class frigates; INS Surat, the fourth and final ship of the Project 15B class destroyers; and INS Vaghsheer, the sixth and final submarine of the Scorpene-class project.

  • Dec 9, 2024 | navalnews.com | Tomasz Grotnik |Adithya Krishna Menon

    Interestingly, the ship was originally intended to operate under the Russian flag. The ceremony was attended by high-ranking representatives of the Russian and Indian governments, including Defense Minister Raksha Mantri, Shri Rajnath Singh. The ship’s name means ‘the protector shield’ and its crest represents the ‘Abhedya Kavacham’ (impenetrable shield). INS Tushil is the seventh Project 11356 frigate built for India.

  • Dec 3, 2024 | navalnews.com | Adithya Krishna Menon

    Kongsberg press releaseKongsberg Maritime has signed a contract with Hindustan Shipbuilding Limited to supply its electric replenishment-at-sea equipment for its Fleet Support Ships programme. The Indian Navy’s Fleet Support Ships (FSS) are a new class of five large replenishment vessels designed to enhance the operational capabilities of the Indian Navy.

  • Nov 17, 2024 | navalnews.com | Adithya Krishna Menon

    On November 16, India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) conducted a successful flight trial of India’s first long-range hypersonic missile. A press release by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) stated that the missile is designed to carry various payloads for ranges greater than 1,500 kms for the Armed Forces. It also mentioned that the missile conducted successful terminal manoeuvres and impacted with a high degree of accuracy.

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