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    India Commissions Stealth Frigate, Boosting Navy's Maritime Security

    Visakhapatnam (Andhra Pradesh), April 3 Defence Minister Rajnath Singh highlighted the indispensable role of the Indian Navy in securing commercial shipping lanes and oil tankers against emerging maritime threats, noting that 95% of the country's trade, including energy supplies, is conducted...
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    Captain Gopal on INS Taragiri's 'Soul' and Indigenous Excellence

    April 03, New Delhi: In a defining moment for India's maritime sovereignty, the Indian Navy commissioned its latest stealth frigate, INS Taragiri, in Visakhapatnam today, with Defence Minister Rajnath Singh presiding over the ceremony.Describing the ship as a "legacy reborn and power...
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    INS Taragiri Commissioned: Boosting India's Naval Power

    April 03, New Delhi: In a major boost to India's maritime capabilities, the Indian Navy commissioned its latest stealth frigate, INS Taragiri, in Visakhapatnam, with Defence Minister Rajnath Singh presiding over the ceremony.INS Taragiri is the fourth vessel under the Project 17A class and...
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    INS Taragiri Commissioning Highlights India's Naval Self-Reliance

    New Delhi, April 3 – Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will be in Visakhapatnam on Friday to attend the commissioning ceremony of the advanced stealth frigate, INS Taragiri.Announcing the visit on X on Thursday, Singh said: “...April 3, I will be in Visakhapatnam to attend the commissioning...
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    Vizag Commissioning Highlights Naval Strength and Indigenous Defence

    Visakhapatnam, April 3 Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is set to commission the indigenously built advanced stealth frigate, Taragiri, here on Friday, highlighting the strategic importance of India's eastern coastline.The commissioning ceremony will be held in the presence of senior naval...
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    GRSE Delivers Three Warships to Indian Navy

    Kolkata, March 30 Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers Ltd (GRSE) delivered three frontline naval platforms, including the advanced guided missile frigate Dunagiri, to the Indian Navy on Monday.The other warships were the Survey Vessel (Large) Sanshodhak, and Agray, an Anti-Submarine...
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    New Ships Strengthen India's Naval Capabilities

    New Delhi, March 30 The Indian Navy received three new ships constructed by state-run Garden Reach Shipbuilding and Engineers Ltd (GRSE) on Monday.The ships – Dunagiri, Sanshodhak, and Agray – are expected to significantly enhance the Navy's overall combat capabilities.Dunagiri is the fifth...
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    India-Australia Maritime Cooperation Highlighted by Frigate Deployment

    New Delhi, March 24 The indigenous stealth frigate INS Nilgiri, the lead ship of India's Project 17A, has arrived in Sydney to participate in an international fleet review hosted by the Royal Australian Navy to mark its 125th anniversary, officials said on Tuesday.It arrived in Sydney on March...
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    India's Maritime Strength Grows with Taragiri Launch

    March 22, New Delhi: In a ceremony that marks a defining moment for India's maritime sovereignty, the Indian Navy is preparing to commission its latest stealth frigate, INS Taragiri (F41), on April 3.The ceremony will serve as a powerful testament to the nation's journey towards becoming a...
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    India's Navy Commisions Taragiri Frigate – A Step Towards Self-Reliance

    March 21, New Delhi — The Indian Navy is set to commission its newest stealth frigate, Taragiri (F41), on April 3, 2026, in Visakhapatnam. The ceremony will be presided over by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and marks a significant step in India’s efforts to strengthen maritime self-reliance...
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    India’s Navy Marks Aatmanirbharta Goal with Taragiri Commissioning

    New Delhi, March 21 – The Indian Navy is set to commission its latest stealth frigate, INS Taragiri (F41), on April 3. This will be a significant milestone in the nation's journey towards becoming a fully self-reliant naval power.The commissioning ceremony will be presided over by Defence...
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