US EditionIndian Navy to commission stealth frigate Taragiri on April 3, bolstering ‘Make in India’ push
Taragiri, a 6,670-tonne stealth frigate with over 75% indigenous content, supports India's self-reliance and features advanced weaponry and multi-mission capabilities, Navy said.
- Indian Navy will commission the stealth frigate INS Taragiri on April 3, 2026, in a ceremony led by Rajnath Singh.
- INS Taragiri is a 6,670-tonne guided-missile frigate from the Project 17A class, built by Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited in Mumbai with a stealth design that reduces radar visibility.
- The warship has over 75% indigenous content, with components sourced from more than 200 MSMEs, supporting India’s Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative.
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Navy set to commission frontline stealth frigate ‘Taragiri’ on Apr 3
New Delhi, Mar 21 (PTI) Indigenous stealth frigate ‘Taragiri’, endowed with the cutting-edge weapon suite including supersonic missiles, is set to be commissioned into the Indian Navy on April 3, officials said on Saturday. The ceremony in Visakhapatnam is scheduled to be presided over by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, and it will serve as a […]
INS Taragiri, armed with BrahMos missiles, set to be commissioned by Indian Navy on April 3
In a ceremony that marks a defining moment for India’s maritime sovereignty, the Indian Navy is preparing to commission its latest stealth Frigate, Taragiri (F41), on April 3, 2026. The ceremony, scheduled to be presided over by the Rajnath Singh, will serve as a powerful testament to the nation’s journey toward becoming a completely self-reliant naval power. Taragiri features engineering capabilities of indigenous shipyards As the fourth potent…
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