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Indian Navy Commissions First Indigenous Diving Vessel Why in News ? The Indian Navy is set to commission INS Nistar, its first indigenously built Diving Support Vessel (DSV), in Visakhapatnam. Built by Hindustan Shipyard Limited, it highlights Aatmanirbharta in defence and enhances India’s deep-sea and submarine rescue capabilities. About the Commissioning of INS Nistar: INS …
Read MoreNAVY INDUCTS SECOND INDIGENOUS STEALTH FRIGATE IN RECORD TIME Why in the News? INS Udaygiri delivered: Second Project 17A stealth frigate handed over to the Navy in a record 37 months, showcasing India’s growing engineering capabilities in shipbuilding. Modern upgrade: Successor to Shivalik-class frigates, enhancing India’s naval firepower and design strength with advanced ships. Strategic …
Read MoreINS Teg Joins Mauritius for Maritime Surveillance Mission Why in the News? INS Teg, an Indian Navy ship from the western fleet, has reached Mauritius for a joint surveillance mission of its Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) with the Mauritius Coast Guard. The ship will also mark International Yoga Day with collaborative activities on June 21, …
Read MoreINDIA’S STRATEGIC DILEMMA IN BAY REGION Syllabus: GS-2: Look East to Act East, Regional Groupings, Effect of Policies & Politics of Countries on India’s Interests WHY IN THE NEWS? India recently revoked the transshipment facility for Bangladesh, impacting its garment export logistics. This move came soon after Dhaka’s diplomatic engagement with China and a controversial …
Read MoreNavy Commissions Indigenous Anti-Submarine Ship Arnala Why in the News? The Indian Navy will commission INS Arnala on June 18 in Visakhapatnam, marking the induction of the first Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft (ASW-SWC) class ship. Built under the Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative, it boosts India’s maritime capabilities and addresses national security concerns. Indigenous Naval Advancement …
Read MoreWhy in News : India and African nations launched the first edition of the multilateral maritime exercise AIKEYME off Tanzania’s coast. The exercise aims to boost regional cooperation, enhance interoperability among navies, and strengthen maritime security under India’s MAHASAGAR vision for mutual growth. India Strengthens Naval Ties with Africa: The first edition of the multilateral …
Read MoreWhy in News? The Lok Sabha passed the Carriage of Goods by Sea Bill, 2024, replacing the 1925 Act to modernize maritime regulations. The Bill simplifies laws, aligns with international standards, and promotes ease of doing business in shipping. About the Purpose and Key Features of the Bill: Lok Sabha passed the Carriage of Goods …
Read MoreWhy in News ? India recently tested the Matsya-6000 submersible under the Samudrayaan Project to explore underwater minerals. Meanwhile, China’s deep-sea cable-cutting device raises concerns about underwater security, highlighting the need for advanced deep-sea capabilities. Recent Developments and Technological Advancements: India successfully conducted wet testing of the Matsya-6000 submersible under the Samudrayaan Project, capable of …
Read MoreSyllabus: GS-3: Various Security Forces and Agencies and their Mandate. Security Challenges and Their Management in Border Areas: Linkages of Organized Crime with Terrorism GS-2: Indigenization of Technology Focus: Recent reports indicate that Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) is set to begin construction of a new Vikrant-class 40,000-tonne platform, advancing the Indian Navy’s long-standing demand for …
Read MoreWhy in the news? A missile attack damaged a ship off the coast of Yemen in the Red Sea, with suspicion falling on Houthi rebels. The vessel sustained damage near Hodeida but the crew remained safe and the ship continued to its next port. Source: WorldAtlas About Houthis: Official Name: Ansar Allah (Partisans of God) …
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