Indian Navy Bolsters Defence In Pangong Lake With Cutting-edge Unmanned Marine Boats
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...