Indian Navy Adds Three Indigenous Vessels At Once

The Indian Navy is set to induct three indigenous vessels in a rare simultaneous commissioning ceremony in Kolkata. The new additions include INS Dunagiri, a stealth-guided missile frigate; INS Agray, an anti-submarine warfare shallow water craft; and INS Sanshodhak, a sophisticated survey vessel. Together, they strengthen India's ability to conduct surface warfare, hunt submarines, and map the ocean floor. Built in Indian shipyards, the vessels reflect the country's growing defence manufacturing capabilities and the Navy's drive towards self-reliance. Their induction comes as maritime competition intensifies across the Indian Ocean, where safeguarding sea lanes, monitoring underwater activity and maintaining maritime awareness are becoming increasingly important. The commissioning marks another significant step in the modernisation of India's naval fleet. #indianarmedforces #indiannavy #indiannavypower ========================================================= Disclaimer: Footage used in the video is also sourced from Reuters under our active subscription (Client No. S-88259) Join BharatShakti's WhatsApp Channel to get the latest updates: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vazl... Follow us on Social Media: Like us on Facebook:   / bharatshakti.in   Follow us on Twitter:   / bharatshaktibsi   Follow us on Instagram:   / bharatshakti.in