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Indian Navy to Commission Three Indigenous Warships in Kolkata
The vessels were built with more than 75% indigenous content and involved over 200 MSMEs, the Defence Ministry said.
- On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will commission three indigenously built frontline naval platforms—Dunagiri, Sanshodhak, and Agray—at Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port in Kolkata, marking a significant boost to India's maritime capabilities.
- Designed by the Warship Design Bureau and constructed by Garden Reach Shipbuilders, the vessels feature over 75% indigenous content and involved participation from over 200 MSMEs, generating significant employment opportunities.
- The lineup includes Dunagiri, a stealth frigate equipped with BrahMos missiles and Medium Range Surface-to-Air Missile systems; Sanshodhak, a survey vessel deploying AUVs and ROVs for mapping; and Agray, an Arnala-class anti-submarine warfare platform.
- Their induction supports the Indian Navy's balanced force development strategy, aiming to enhance blue-water operations, maritime domain awareness, and coastal security, the Ministry of Defence stated Friday.
- The Prime Minister's Office noted these platforms will significantly bolster national operational capabilities and strengthen coastal security, reflecting collective efforts of the Government and industry partners.
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