US EditionA Strong, Capable Navy Is Not an Option, but Necessity, as Our Energy Security Depends on Sea: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in Vizag.
The 6,670-tonne warship has more than 75% indigenous content and is designed for combat, surveillance and disaster relief, the Navy said.
- On Friday, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh commissioned the stealth frigate INS Taragiri into the Indian Navy at Visakhapatnam, marking the vessel's entry as the fourth Project 17A warship.
- Singh emphasized that India's growth relies on maritime security, noting the country has a coastline exceeding 11,000 kilometres; with nearly 95 per cent of trade moving by sea, he called a strong Navy "not merely an option."
- Built by Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited, the 6,670-tonne ship showcases the "Make in India" spirit, featuring over 75 per cent indigenous content and supporting over 200 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises.
- Featuring BrahMos missiles and advanced radar, the frigate is designed for "High-Speed- High Endurance" operations, handling diverse roles from high-intensity combat to Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief.
- The vessel reinforces India's presence across the Indo-Pacific, from the Persian Gulf to the Malacca Strait, aligning with the Navy's strategy to maintain stability and protect critical maritime interests amid evolving regional security dynamics.
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LatestlyDefence Minister Rajnath Singh commissions advanced stealth Frigate INS Taragiri
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday commissioned the advanced stealth frigate INS Taragiri in Visakhapatnam. The warship is an advanced stealth frigate under Project 17A of the Indian Navy.
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The Economic Times'Taragiri' warship joins Navy fleet with BrahMos strike capability
India's defense prowess is highlighted with the commissioning of its fourth stealth frigate, Taragiri (F41). Built with over 75% indigenous content by Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited, this 6,670-tonne warship signifies a major advancement in naval engineering and the 'Make in India' initiative. Taragiri boasts enhanced stealth, a powerful weapon suite, and advanced systems for versatile maritime operations.
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