Scorpene Class Submarine Kalvari

The second and third of the six Scorpene-class submarines, part of Project-75 of the Indian Navy, are undergoing sea trials while the rest are under construction, a senior naval officer today said.

Indian Navy launches the state-of-the-art third Scorpene class submarine, Karanj, which is made-in-India hunter-killer submarine. It has superior stealth features and the ability to launch crippling attacks with precision. Scorpene-classs submarine Karanj was launched at the Mazagaon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd (MDL) on Wednesday morning by Reena Lanba, ...

As the Indian Navy celebrates 50 years of its submarine operations, it has released footage of INS Kalvari - India's deadliest Scorpene class submarine - undergoing sea trials. The French-designed submarine was commissioned into the Navy by Prime Minister Narendra Modi earlier this month.

INS Kalvari is a made-in-India submarine that has been commissioned into the Indian Navy today. The construction of INS Kalvari at the Mazgaon docks began in 2006. It has been delivered nearly four years behind the schedule. Five submarines of the same class are being built by Mazagon Dock Limited. The submarine has been designed by French naval ...

INS Kalvari, India's deadliest Scorpene class submarine, joined the Navy today. "It is the best example of Make-In-India," said Prime Minister Narendra Modi after commissioning the submarine in Mumbai. Six Scorpene-submarines are being built by Mazagon Dock Limited as a part of Project-75 of the Indian Navy. The remaining five boats of the Project ...

In line with the nautical tradition, nearly two decades after first Indian submarine Kalvari was decommissioned on May 31, 1996, it has been "re-incarnated" as the first of the six Scorpene class submarine and was delivered to Indian Navy in September. President Ramnath Kovind recently said on Twitter the scheduled commissioning of Kalvari in her n...

After years of delay, India's navy is preparing to take delivery of one of the world's stealthiest and most deadly fighting tools: the INS Kalvari, an attack submarine named after a deep-sea tiger shark.

The second Scorpene-class submarine is ready for surface sea trials, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley said on Thursday and congratulated engineers of Mazagon Dock Limited, where it has been built.

The indigenous Scorpene class submarine has successfully test-fired a torpedo, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley said today, congratulating the scientists and engineers for it.

Kalvari, Indian Navy's first indigenous Scorpene-class stealth submarine, will hit the waters again in September for its final phase of sea trials ahead of its planned induction by the end of this year.

India will not buy heavyweight torpedoes from Wass -- a subsidiary of Italian company Finmeccanica -- for its Kalvari class submarines in India, sources in the Ministry of Defence said.

The Indian Navy's new Made-In-India submarine, which went to sea trials on Sunday, is effectively a gun without bullets.

The first of the Scorpene class submarine Kalvari will start its trial this year, Vice Chief of Naval Staff P Murugesan said in New Delhi today.

Sea trials for the INS Kalavri, the first of six French-designed Scorpene submarines being manufactured in Mumbai, began today. The sub was separated from the pontoon yesterday and set afloat in the Arabian Sea. .

The second and third of the six Scorpene-class submarines, part of Project-75 of the Indian Navy, are undergoing sea trials while the rest are under construction, a senior naval officer today said.

Indian Navy launches the state-of-the-art third Scorpene class submarine, Karanj, which is made-in-India hunter-killer submarine. It has superior stealth features and the ability to launch crippling attacks with precision. Scorpene-classs submarine Karanj was launched at the Mazagaon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd (MDL) on Wednesday morning by Reena Lanba, ...

As the Indian Navy celebrates 50 years of its submarine operations, it has released footage of INS Kalvari - India's deadliest Scorpene class submarine - undergoing sea trials. The French-designed submarine was commissioned into the Navy by Prime Minister Narendra Modi earlier this month.

INS Kalvari is a made-in-India submarine that has been commissioned into the Indian Navy today. The construction of INS Kalvari at the Mazgaon docks began in 2006. It has been delivered nearly four years behind the schedule. Five submarines of the same class are being built by Mazagon Dock Limited. The submarine has been designed by French naval ...

INS Kalvari, India's deadliest Scorpene class submarine, joined the Navy today. "It is the best example of Make-In-India," said Prime Minister Narendra Modi after commissioning the submarine in Mumbai. Six Scorpene-submarines are being built by Mazagon Dock Limited as a part of Project-75 of the Indian Navy. The remaining five boats of the Project ...

In line with the nautical tradition, nearly two decades after first Indian submarine Kalvari was decommissioned on May 31, 1996, it has been "re-incarnated" as the first of the six Scorpene class submarine and was delivered to Indian Navy in September. President Ramnath Kovind recently said on Twitter the scheduled commissioning of Kalvari in her n...

After years of delay, India's navy is preparing to take delivery of one of the world's stealthiest and most deadly fighting tools: the INS Kalvari, an attack submarine named after a deep-sea tiger shark.

The second Scorpene-class submarine is ready for surface sea trials, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley said on Thursday and congratulated engineers of Mazagon Dock Limited, where it has been built.

The indigenous Scorpene class submarine has successfully test-fired a torpedo, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley said today, congratulating the scientists and engineers for it.

Kalvari, Indian Navy's first indigenous Scorpene-class stealth submarine, will hit the waters again in September for its final phase of sea trials ahead of its planned induction by the end of this year.

India will not buy heavyweight torpedoes from Wass -- a subsidiary of Italian company Finmeccanica -- for its Kalvari class submarines in India, sources in the Ministry of Defence said.

The Indian Navy's new Made-In-India submarine, which went to sea trials on Sunday, is effectively a gun without bullets.

The first of the Scorpene class submarine Kalvari will start its trial this year, Vice Chief of Naval Staff P Murugesan said in New Delhi today.

Sea trials for the INS Kalavri, the first of six French-designed Scorpene submarines being manufactured in Mumbai, began today. The sub was separated from the pontoon yesterday and set afloat in the Arabian Sea. .