US EditionIndia to Induct New Shallow-Water Anti-Submarine Craft ‘Mahe’ on Nov 24
The Mahe, with over 80% indigenous content, is India’s first of eight anti-submarine shallow-water craft to enhance littoral warfare and coastal security, officials said.
- On November 24, the Indian Navy will induct Mahe at the Naval Dockyard in Mumbai; Mahe is the lead vessel of the eight Mahe-class ASW SWC built by Cochin Shipyard Limited.
- Built to counter underwater threats, Mahe will track submarines, perform coastal patrols and safeguard key maritime routes in littoral waters.
- Equipped with torpedoes and multi‑functional anti‑submarine rockets, Mahe also carries advanced radar and sonar systems and more than 80 per cent indigenous content.
- The October 23 handover completed builder acceptance, paving the way for commissioning Mahe, which marks the arrival of a new generation of indigenous shallow‑water combatants, a Navy spokesperson said.
- As part of the Aatmanirbhar Bharat push, Mahe showcases domestic shipbuilding advances and represents cutting-edge progress in India's naval ship design, construction and integration.
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India to induct new shallow-water anti-submarine craft ‘Mahe’ on Nov 24
Antisubmarine warfare shallowwater craft 'Mahe', equipped with torpedoes, multifunctional antisubmarine rockets and advanced radars and sonars, is set to be commissioned into the Indian Navy on November 24, officials said on Sunday.
Indian Navy to commission MAHE, first of eight ASW-SWC being built by CSL, Kochi
Built by Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL), Kochi, MAHE represents the cutting edge of India's Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative in naval ship design and construction. Compact yet powerful, the ship embodies agility, precision and endurance - qualities vital for dominating the littorals.
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Anti-submarine warfare shallow-water craft 'Mahe' to be commissioned on Nov 24
New Delhi, Nov 16 (PTI) Anti-submarine warfare shallow-water craft ‘Mahe’, equipped with torpedoes, multi-functional anti-submarine rockets and advanced radars and sonars, is set to be commissioned into the Indian Navy on November 24, officials said on Sunday. The first of the eight Anti-submarine warfare shallow water craft (ASW SWC) being built by the Cochin Shipyard […]
Indian Navy To Commission New-Generation Submarine-Hunting Warship 'Mahe'
Image Credits: Indian Navy/X The Indian Navy is set to commission Mahe, a new-generation Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft (ASW-SWC), at the Naval Dockyard in Mumbai on 24 November. The vessel, designed to track and neutralise enemy submarines in shallow and coastal waters, will be the third ship of its class to enter service, following INS Arnala in June and INS Androth in October. Mahe has been built by Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL), …
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