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Indian Navy Submarine Rescue: India's Navy has taken its submarine rescue capability to a new level. For the first time, a Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle (DSRV), named 'Tiger X,' was successfully used in the international multinational exercise 'XPR-25,' which was held in Singapore. Indian Navy Submarine Rescue:  The Indian Navy has taken its submarine rescue capability to a new level. For the first time, the Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle (DSRV), named 'Tiger X', was successfully used in the international multinational exercise 'XPR-25', held in Singapore. The exercise was a significant event involving the navies of over 40 countries, in which India extended its strength beyond the Indian Ocean and into the South China Sea, effectively demonstrating its strength. Exercise 'XPR-25' was conducted from September 15 to 25 in two phases: coastal and maritime. India's submarine rescue unit, INS Nistar, also participated actively in the marit...

Pahalgam Terror Attack: Pakistan has decided to test missiles on 24-25 April off the Karachi coast in the Arabian Sea region. India has also conducted successful tests in the same region. Pahalgam Terror Attack: Within 48 hours of the terrorist attack on 22 April in  Pahalgam  , Jammu and Kashmir, India gave a strong message to the enemies by testing a missile from the warship INS Surat on Thursday. After Pakistan started firing drills, the Indian Navy showed the indigenous warship capability. The Indian Navy's latest indigenous guided missile destroyer (warship) INS Surat destroyed a target at sea with a missile for the first time. Indian Navy showed strength This is an important milestone in strengthening the defense capabilities of the Navy. This achievement shows India's growing proficiency in indigenous warship design, development and operation and underlines the country's commitment to self-reliance in defense manufacturing. India conducted this test in the Ara...

In addition to the unmanned marine boat, the Indian Navy has placed an order for 30 underwater swarms of drones, referred to as autonomous underwater vehicles. India's security forces are poised to deploy advanced unmanned, weaponised marine boats and undersea drone swarms to bolster security along its expansive coastline and critical regions, including the contentious Pangong Lake in eastern Ladakh. This strategic initiative comes as the Indian Navy greenlights the acquisition of 12 autonomous weaponized boat swarms, an innovation developed by Pune-based Sagar Defence Engineering.  Nikunj Parashar, founder of Sagar Defence Engineering, introduced these groundbreaking boats at the Naval Innovation & Indigenisation Organisation exhibition held at Bharat Mandapam. Parashar emphasised, "These boats provide naval forces with significant tactical advantages in both underwater and surface warfare, boasting multi-mission capabilities."  Cutting-Edge Features  These state-o...