Made in India Warship Joins Navy’s Frontline Fleet!
- pradeep
- 6 days ago
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The Indian Navy has commissioned INS Mahendragiri (F38), the sixth indigenous Project 17A stealth frigate, into the Eastern Fleet at Visakhapatnam, marking another milestone in India’s defence self-reliance journey. (Akashvani News)
The commissioning ceremony was held in the presence of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and highlighted India’s growing capability in designing and building advanced warships domestically. (Akashvani News)
Advanced Indigenous Warship
INS Mahendragiri has been designed by the Indian Navy’s Warship Design Bureau and built by Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDL), Mumbai.
The stealth frigate is equipped with advanced weapons, sensors and electronic warfare systems designed to strengthen maritime operations. (Akashvani News)
Boost to Maritime Security
The induction of INS Mahendragiri will enhance the Indian Navy’s operational capabilities and strengthen India’s presence in the Indian Ocean region.
The ship represents India’s continued push towards indigenous defence manufacturing and reducing dependence on foreign platforms. (Akashvani News)
Project 17A Milestone
INS Mahendragiri is part of the Navy’s Project 17A programme, which focuses on advanced stealth frigates featuring improved survivability, sensors and combat capabilities. (Akashvani News)
The warship is named after the Mahendragiri mountain range in the Eastern Ghats, reflecting India’s tradition of naming naval vessels after significant geographical landmarks. (Akashvani News)
The commissioning of INS Mahendragiri adds another powerful chapter to India’s growing indigenous naval strength.
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