Indian Navy Developments & Discussions

[Fatalis]

Yes, but there is no point in buying 2058 for ships like Talwar and Shivalik.
For Talwar MLU - MFR-X and VL-SRSAM
For Shivalik MLU - smaller version of 6m SBR and M1

IMHO, the Navy wants to make MFSTAR + MRSAM standard system whole the whole capital fleet.

 

[vampyrbladez]

Some company called merchant or something bought it right ?

Swan Energy Ltd

https://swan.co.in/news-details.php/revived-pipavav-shipyard-powers-ahead-with-$500m-in-new-capital

 

[vampyrbladez]

Indian Navy to commission last Scorpene-class submarine & first Nilgiri-class frigate in January 2025

Vagsheer, the 6th & last Scorpene-class submarine, was ordered in 2005 & launched in April 2022. The guided missile Nilgiri-class frigate will be the first of 7 new stealth frigates.

The Indian Navy is set to begin 2025 with two new commissionings. The last of the Kalvari-class or Scorpene-class submarines and the first of the Nilgiri-class frigates are likely to be commissioned in January, ThePrint has learnt.

Both were scheduled for commissioning in December, but the timelines have changed, according to sources in the defence and security establishment.

Furthermore, on 18 December, Nirdeshak, the second Survey Vessel Large (SVL) ship is set to be commissioned by Union Minister of State for Defence Sanjay Seth in Visakhapatnam. The first such vessel, INS Sandhyak, was inducted by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in February 2024.

https://theprint.in/defence/indian-...ilgiri-class-frigate-in-january-2025/2397554/

 

[Cheepek]

India’s ambitious $6 billion submarine building plan stalls after sea tests

India's ambitious $6 billion submarine project faces a year-long delay due to contractor complaints about sea trials. The project, crucial for modernizing the Indian Navy against China's growing presence, tests Modi's defense policy promoting local manufacturing. German and Spanish firms...

economictimes.indiatimes.com

 

[Asmodeus]

India’s ambitious $6 billion submarine building plan stalls after sea tests

India's ambitious $6 billion submarine project faces a year-long delay due to contractor complaints about sea trials. The project, crucial for modernizing the Indian Navy against China's growing presence, tests Modi's defense policy promoting local manufacturing. German and Spanish firms...

economictimes.indiatimes.com

the people said
Clearly, Garbage news. NO source. Even Subs design isn't finalised and people complain about procedure.. lmao.


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