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Indigenous ASW Shallow Water Craft ‘ANJADIP’ Delivered to Indian Navy
Anjadip, with over 80% indigenous content and advanced ASW weapons, is the third of eight shallow water craft enhancing Indian Navy's anti-submarine capabilities.
- On Monday, Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers delivered Anjadip to the Indian Navy in Chennai, the third indigenously designed ASW SWC from Kolkata.
- The delivery advances India’s defence self-reliance under `Aatmanirbhar Bharat`, as GRSE built the platform in collaboration with the Navy, according to officials.
- Fitted with indigenous weapons, Anjadip carries a 30 mm Naval Surface Gun, lightweight torpedoes, indigenously developed anti-submarine rockets and shallow-water sonar, boasting over 80% indigenous content.
- These platforms will enhance the Navy's anti-submarine warfare capability, coastal surveillance and mine-laying operations, and the vessel was formally accepted by Rear Admiral Gautam Marwaha, VSM, Chief Staff Officer , Eastern Naval Command.
- Anjadip revives the name of the decommissioned Petya-class corvette INS Anjadip and references Anjadip Island, marking GRSE’s 115th warship built and 77th delivered.
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Anti-submarine warfare shallow water craft 'Anjadip' delivered to Navy
New Delhi, Dec 22 (PTI) Anti-submarine warfare shallow water craft ‘Anjadip’ was on Monday delivered to the Indian Navy, marking yet “another milestone” in the naval force’s quest for indigenous shipbuilding, officials said. The third of eight ASW SWC (Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft), indigenously designed and built by Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE), […]
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GRSE delivers anti-submarine warfare SWC 'Anjadip' to Indian Navy
The Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft (ASW SWC) Anjadip is third in a series of eight such platforms being built at the shipyard. The ship was delivered to the Navy at the Chennai Port Trust.
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