India Expands Underwater Fleet with Submarines

India plans six new submarines and three more Scorpene boats for Rs 80,000 crore underwater fleet expansion.

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India Expands Underwater Fleet with Submarines

India plans six new submarines and three more Scorpene boats for Rs 80,000 crore underwater fleet expansion.

In brief

India plans six new submarines and three more Scorpene boats for Rs 80,000 crore underwater fleet expansion. India is finalizing a Rs 80,000 crore deal to build six advanced submarines domestically with German partnership and considering three additional Scorpene submarines to strengthen underwater capabilities…

India's Submarine Deal Progress

India is almost in the final stages of clearing an over Rs 80,000 crore deal to build six advanced conventional submarines domestically with German partnership.

Additional Scorpene Submarines Considered

Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh says both Project-75(I) and additional Scorpene submarines are being considered.

Project-75(I) Program Details

Project-75(I) Program Details

Project-75(I) is designed to deliver diesel-electric attack submarines with advanced sensors, weapons and stealth features.

Scorpene-Class Submarines

The additional Scorpene order would extend the existing Kalvari-class line already under construction at Mazagon Dock Limited.

Indigenous AIP System Upgrade

Indian Navy is working to fit indigenous Air Independent Propulsion system developed by DRDO onto Scorpene-class boats during mid-life refits.

Indigenous Combat System Development

Naval Physical and Oceanographic Laboratory has developed an indigenous integrated combat system for submarines to be phased in during refits.

Strategic Partnership Model

Project-75(I) uses strategic partnership model with German firm TKMS for domestic construction with substantial Indian private-sector participation.

The big picture

India is finalizing a Rs 80,000 crore deal to build six advanced submarines domestically with German partnership and considering three additional Scorpene submarines to strengthen underwater capabilities.

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