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Tuesday, August 23, 2011

New ships to boost Navy's blue-water ambitions

INS ShivalikEven though the Indian Navy is increasingly involved with coastal security, a shipyard in southern Mumbai bears testimony to Navy's blue water ambitions, which has not been bogged down by its brown-water responsibilities.

As many as 14 ships and submarines are at various stages of construction at the Mazgaon dock here, which will be delivered to the navy before the decade ends. Contracts for three more submarines may also come to Mazgaon shipyard, which is now modernising its facilities so that the warships and submarines can be delivered on time.

Since 26/11, the navy has been brought into the coastal security network in a major way to ensure a repeat does not happen.

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