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GRSE has won the tender for 8 Next Generetion Corvette. 5 will be built by GRSE being L1. 3will be built by second shipyard as L2.

Armaments: 8 Brahmos Anti Ship missile ER versions.
16 Barak MRSAM or 32 VLSRSAM but most likely Barak.
6 Torpedo tubes.
2 AK 630 CIWS.
1 anti ship helicopter.

Agreement has not been signed yet. Expected Signing is Q4 2025 or Q1 2026 with first ship delivery by 2030.

The armaments package is equivalent to indias talwar class frigates.

 

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Long overdue, fingers crossed 🤞

44,000 crore ~ 5.2 billion USD



Have forgot the number of times this project was accorded AoN, RFI, RFP and then rehashed. Last Koreans were very close to winning if I was correct but refused to share significant ToT I think. To think India has 0 minesweepers now is criminal negligence.
 

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Steel cutting for Jalkapi AUV has started. Displacement of 20 tons.


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INS Nistar, India's first indigenously designed Diving Support Vessel, was delivered by Hindustan Shipyard to the Indian Navy on July 8. It’s a highly specialised platform for deep-sea rescue and saturation diving, capable of operating up to 300 meters and supporting remotely operated vehicles up to 1000 meters.

Serving as the mother ship for submarine rescue missions, Nistar boosts India’s maritime emergency response capabilities. Built with nearly 75% indigenous content, it reflects the Navy’s push for self-reliance under Atmanirbhar Bharat.

A second vessel, INS Nipun, will follow, reinforcing India’s position among elite navies with advanced underwater recovery infrastructure.


 

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INS Nistar, India's first indigenously designed Diving Support Vessel, was delivered by Hindustan Shipyard to the Indian Navy on July 8. It’s a highly specialised platform for deep-sea rescue and saturation diving, capable of operating up to 300 meters and supporting remotely operated vehicles up to 1000 meters.

Serving as the mother ship for submarine rescue missions, Nistar boosts India’s maritime emergency response capabilities. Built with nearly 75% indigenous content, it reflects the Navy’s push for self-reliance under Atmanirbhar Bharat.

A second vessel, INS Nipun, will follow, reinforcing India’s position among elite navies with advanced underwater recovery infrastructure.



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Over 700 Armed Forces Personnel Gear Up to Participate in ‘Exercise Bright Star 2025’​



Posted On: 27 AUG 2025 5:09PM by PIB Delhi



More than 700 personnel from the Armed Forces & Headquarters Integrated Defence Staff are set to participate in the Multilateral Exercise ‘BRIGHT STAR 2025’ from August 28 to September 10, 2025. The upcoming edition will feature a comprehensive spectrum of military activities, including:


  • Live Firing by the three Services showcasing the operational capabilities of the Indian Army, Indian Navy and Indian Air Force.
  • Command Post Exercise to enhance joint planning, decision-making and operational coordination.
  • Short Training Exercises by all three Services focusing on varied aspects of modern warfare.
  • Subject Matter Expert Interactions on multiple domains of contemporary military operations.

Participation of the Indian Armed Forces in this exercise underscores India’s commitment to regional peace, stability, and security while enhancing Jointness, interoperability and cooperation with friendly foreign countries.


Exercise Bright Star is a multilateral exercise hosted by Egypt in conjunction with the US since 1980 and is amongst the largest Tri-Service multilateral exercises in the region. The exercise is held biennially, with the last edition having taken place in 2023, which witnessed the participation of a host of nations including India along with troops.



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