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Why India inked ₹53,866 crore deal for 8 new warships: How next-generation corvettes will boost Navy's capabilities

Why India inked ₹53,866 crore deal for 8 new warships: How next-generation corvettes will boost Navy's capabilities

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    The signing of contracts by the Ministry of Defence on Monday for the construction of eight corvettes will not simply add eight more warships to the Indian Navy’s fleet. These vessels will bring in new technologies, advanced sensors and sophisticated weapons systems. The Navy expects to receive the…

    — The Tribune

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    India has signed ₹53,866 crore contracts with GRSE, Goa Shipyard to build eight next-generation corvettes for the Navy. Equipped with advanced weapons and sensors, the warships will strengthen maritime security, coastal defence and anti-submarine capabilities while boosting indigenous shipbuilding

    — Livemint

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India has signed ₹53,866 crore contracts with GRSE, Goa Shipyard to build eight next-generation corvettes for the Navy. Equipped with advanced weapons and sensors, the warships will strengthen maritime security, coastal defence and anti-submarine capabilities while boosting indigenous shipbuilding

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Why India inked ₹53,866 crore deal for 8 new warships: How next-generation corvettes will boost Navy's capabilities

India has signed ₹53,866 crore contracts with GRSE, Goa Shipyard to build eight next-generation corvettes for the Navy. Equipped with advanced weapons and sensors, the warships will strengthen maritime security, coastal defence and anti-submarine capabilities while boosting indigenous shipbuilding

The Tribune Center The Tribune Trust

Why Indian Navy’s 8 new next-generation corvettes are more than just additional warships

The signing of contracts by the Ministry of Defence on Monday for the construction of eight corvettes will not simply add eight more warships to the Indian Navy’s fleet. These vessels will bring in new technologies, advanced sensors and sophisticated weapons systems. The Navy expects to receive the…

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