📍New Delhi | 2 Dec, 2024, 2:19 PM
Naval Day 2024: Indian Navy can take big strategic steps in the next few months. Naval Chief Admiral DK Tripathi indicated on Monday that three additional Scorpene category submarines and 26 new fighter jets can be knocked down on contract. Let’s say that the Navy chief has done this before the Allan Naval Day. Naval Day is celebrated every year on December 4, 1971 in the war of Karachi in the Naval Attack.
Naval Day 2024: Order of three Scorpene submarines at last stage
Admiral Tripathi reported that the process of "Repite Order" has been completed for three Scorpene category submarines. "It’s only a matter of fulfilling formalities," he said. "This submarines will be made in collaboration with Mazgaon Dock Shipbuilders Limited, and Nevel Group of France, located in Mumbai.
Six Scorpene submarines have already been created, five of which have been included in the Navy. This new submarines will further strengthen the maritime security system of India.
Admiral DK Tripathi also reported that the country can get the first nuclear attacker submarine (SSN) up to 2036-37. Next, the second submarine will be prepared in the next few years.
New Projects and Schemes
Naval Head reported that for 32 new ships Requirement Approval (Acceptance of Necessity) has been given, including seven steel vessels (P-17B) and six submarines (P-75I). Also, 60 new to replace old chetak helicopters UH-Meritime Helicopter There is also a plan to buy.
"A new ship will be included in the navy every month on the next year average every month," said Admiral Tripathi. It will further strengthen India’s maritime strength. ""
Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarines
The Navy head reported that INS Arihant, which is the first nuclear ballistic missile submarine (SSBN), has many Diterance Petrol are for the whole. The second SSBN, INS Arifle, recently commissioned and is currently undergoing testing, including missile testing.
Preparation of India’s strength
The arrival of nuclear attacker submarines and other ships by 2036 will increase the strength of the Indian Navy. "These plans are extremely important for our security and strategic goals," said Admiral Tripathi. ""
India is increasingly taking steps to safeguard its marine boundaries and play a major role in global diplomacy.
Contracts regarding Rafael-M fighter planes
The process of incorporating the Rafael-M fighter planes of the French origin is also increasingly ongoing. "The case for approval from the Cabinet Security Committee will go soon and the contract is likely to be signed up to the next month," said Admiral Tripathi. "The fighter aircraft will be deployed on the Marine Aircraft Carrier of the Indian Navy. The Navy currently uses the fighter planes of the Russian origin of Mig-29.
China and Pakistan
Admiral Tripathi reported that Indian Navy is constantly monitoring the activities of China ships and submarines in the Indian Ocean region. "In the last year we kept a close look at the Chinese Navy. And we know who is and what is doing. ""
पाकिस्तानी नौसेना की बढ़ती ताकत पर बात करते हुए उन्होंने कहा कि चीन इसमें मदद कर रहा है। “पाकिस्तान की खस्ता आर्थिक स्थिति के बावजूद, उन्होंने हथियारों को प्राथमिकता दी है। वे 50 जहाजों के बेड़े तक पहुंचने की कोशिश कर रहे हैं, लेकिन हमें उनके इस कदम से कोई खतरा नहीं है। हम अपनी सुरक्षा सुनिश्चित करेंगे।”
INS अरिघात और परमाणु शक्ति का विस्तार
भारत की सुरक्षा रणनीति को और मजबूती देते हुए हाल ही में परमाणु हथियार ले जाने में सक्षम पनडुब्बी आईएनएस अरिघात को शामिल किया गया। इसे नौसेना के ट्रायड सुरक्षा ढांचे का हिस्सा बताया गया। यह पनडुब्बी समुद्र से परमाणु हमला करने की क्षमता देती है।
इसके अलावा, दो नई परमाणु क्षमता से चलने वाली पनडुब्बियों (एसएसएन) को बनाने की योजना को भी सरकारी मंजूरी मिल चुकी है। एडमिरल त्रिपाठी ने कहा, “हमारा लक्ष्य छह एसएसएन बनाने का है, जो हमारी रक्षा रणनीति को और सुदृढ़ करेगा।”
Author
Harendra Chaudhary is active in defence journalism and is associated with RakshaSamachar.com. They have long been covering strategic news, defence policies and national security related issues involving Indian Army, Navy and Air Force. In his career of journalism, Harendra has written detailed articles on Parliament’s activities, military campaigns, India-Pak and India-China border dispute, defence procurement and ‘Make in India’ defence projects. They are known for deep understanding and analytical approach of defense cases.













