India to Boost Naval Capabilities
On 13th July, 2023, in a significant move to bolster India's naval capabilities, the Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) approved the purchase of three more Scorpene submarines and 26 Rafale Marine fighter jets for the Navy.
Key Points
- Submarines to be Built in India: The Scorpene submarines will be built by the Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDL) under the Buy (Indian) category.
- Progress on Project-75: MDL is already constructing six Scorpene submarines as part of the Project-75 deal signed in 2005, with five commissioned and the sixth undergoing sea trials.
- Addressing Operational Shortcomings: The need for additional submarines arose due to delayed deliveries ....
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