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INS Sampark Joins Indian Navy, Indigenously Built Ship Built at a Cost of ₹887 Crore Will Be Useful in Many Missions
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The Indian Navy on Friday inducted INS Prashak into its fleet at the naval base in Karwar, Karnataka. This indigenously built multi-purpose ship can perform a variety of tasks, including maritime surveillance, patrol, military trials, and disaster relief. It was built by Larsen & Toubro under the Make in India initiative […] This article, "INS Prashak joins Indian Navy; indigenously built ship costing ₹887 crore will be useful in a variety of mi…
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