New Mumbai : The strength of the Indian Navy will increase. Vagir, the fifth submarine of the Kalvari class, will be inducted into the INS on January 23. This submarine is being manufactured in Mazgaon Dock Mumbai in collaboration with France. The strength of the navy will increase! Inclusion of Kalvari class submarine INS Vagir in the fleet of Indian NavyStrength will increase.
Vagir, the fifth submarine of the Kalvari class, will be inducted into the INS on January 23. This submarine is being manufactured in Mazgaon Dock Mumbai in collaboration with France. This is the fifth submarine of Kalvari class, four submarines alreadyIn the Indian Navyhave been entered. MDL handed over the submarine to the Navy in November 2022.
Earlier, the Vagir Submarine joined the Navy in 1973, participated in several operations throughout its 30-year career and retired from the Navy in 2001. This submarine is named after this submarine. 26/11 witness Devika in 'Bharat Jodo'; Opposition parties will show unity at the end of the yatra
The strength of the navy will increase! Inclusion of Kalvari class submarine INS Vagir in the fleet
बढ़ेगी नौसेना की ताकत! कलवरी श्रेणी की पनडुब्बी आईएनएस वागीर को बेड़े में शामिल करना
The strength of the navy will increase! Inclusion of Kalvari class submarine INS Vagir in the fleet
बढ़ेगी नौसेना की ताकत! कलवरी श्रेणी की पनडुब्बी आईएनएस वागीर को बेड़े में शामिल करना
2 deadliest submarines have joined Indian Navy in 24 months and 3rd submarine is joining Indian Navy on 23rd January. Kalvari class submarine INS Vagir is all set to join the Indian Navy. INS Vagir is joining the Navy after two years of sea trials. 6 Kalvari class submarines are being built under Project 75, of which 4 have already been commissioned into the Indian Navy and the fifth is inducting on 23 January. Kalvari class submarines are completely manufactured in India.
6 Kalvari class submarines are being built at Mazgaon Shipyard in Mumbai, of which 4 submarines have already joined the Indian Navy. INS Kalvari, INS Karanj, INS Vela and INS Khanderi are serving in the Indian Navy and now INS Vagir is also set to join the Navy.
The 67 meter long, 21 meter high submarine will have a speed of 20 kilometers per hour above water and 40 kilometers per hour underwater. With more than 50 sailors and naval officers to work in, this submarine will be equipped with 16 torpedoes, mines, missiles, everything.
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