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Pakistan inducts new Chinese submarine, puts focus on India’s undersea strength and pacePakistan commissioned its first Chinese-built Hangor-class submarine, PNS Hangor, boosting its AIP-equipped fleet to four. This marks the f...- Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders begins negotiations on Submarine Project-P75(I) with Indian NavyMazagon Dock Shipbuilders and the Indian Navy are commencing negotiations for the Submarine Project-P75(I). The Defence Ministry has alread...
- Germany and Spain eye P75(I) submarine projectIndia's engagements with Germany and Spain center on niche defense collaborations, FDI, technology transfer, and manufacturing sector boost...
- Trials for submarines to start in a few months, want to work together on ammo: SpainSpain's submarine, in contention for a Rs 43,000 crore procurement order by the Indian Navy, has been declared technically compliant. The j...
- L&T, Navantia sign teaming agreement for Project 75 (India) submarine programLarsen & Toubro (L&T) on Monday said it has signed a teaming agreement with Spain-based Navantia for submission of a techno-commercial bid ...
- Vagsheer, sixth submarine under Scorpene project, to be launched on Apr 20The Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd (MDL) will launch 'Vagsheer', the sixth submarine under the P75 Scorpene project, on April 20, officials ...
- Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders delivers fourth Scorpene submarine to NavyThe Project - 75 includes the construction of six submarines of Scorpene design. These submarines are being constructed at Mazagon Dock Shi...
- Germany may not bid for Navy’s P75I submarine project, leaves South Korean firm as only vendorIf the German group does not change its stand, the mega project could be heading for a single foreign vendor situation with South Korea’s D...
- Rs 42,000 crore stealth submarine plan for the Indian Navy to finally kick offIndia is now finally getting set to issue the formal tender for the long-pending over Rs 42,000 crore project to make six new-generation st...
- Long-pending project to build six stealth submarines will be under strategic partnership model: GovernmentDubbed the “mother of all underwater deals” because it will cost at least Rs 50,000 crore, the submarine project called “Project-75 India (...
- Government to kick start process for Rs 60,000 crore submarine programmeThe Defence Ministry is likely to issue the Expression of Interest for the project soon, to kick start the process for mega deal, official ...
- Thyssenkrupp keen to bid for P75i to build diesel submarinesWhile the current Scorpene class of submarines are being built at the Mazagaon Docks in Mumbai, no decision has been taken where the more a...
- Government okays plan for building 6 nuclear-submarines, 7 frigatesThe govt has cleared the indigenous construction of seven stealth frigates and 6 nuclear-powered submarines at a cost of about Rs 1 lakh cr.
- DRDO builds propulsion system, may be fitted into Scorpene subsThe work on the Scorpene submarines is on at the Mazagaon Dock, Mumbai and the first of the six vessels is expected to enter service in lat...
- Delays to select collaborator force Navy to drop demand for foreign submarines7 years of delay to start process to select foreign collaborator to make submarines, the Navy has junked its demand for getting such vessel...
- Tangled in red tape, India's submarine fleet sinkingThe navy's desperate attempts to rescue its sinking underwater combat arm have been dealt a double whammy.
- Policy paralysis hits submarine manufacturing plansIndia is left with just 10 ageing Russian Kilo-class and four German HDW submarines , with just over half of them being fully operational a...
- Plans to acquire six new-generation stealth submarines chokes on red tapeThe country’s long-delayed ‘Project-75 India’ to acquire six new-generation stealth submarines has gone into such a tailspin that it will t...
- Biggest military deal: Six subs for Rs 50,000 croreIf you thought the Rs 42,000 crore project to procure 126 multi-role fighters for the IAF was the "mother of all defence deals", think agai...
- India’s water power hit by delays
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