Indian Navy Developments & Discussions

[Vamsi]

Future Plans

Next Gen Corvette

Next Gen Missile Vessel

Next Gen Destroyer

 

[Marliii]

 

[jai jaganath]

Future Plans

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Next Gen Corvette
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Next Gen Missile Vessel
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Next Gen Destroyer
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Was ngmv designe revealed earlier

 

[Vamsi]

Was ngmv designe revealed earlier

No

 

[jai jaganath]

No

As much I can observe
Ngmv might look like this

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[flanker99]

Future Plans

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NGC looks like inverted bow...i smell french involvement

 

[jai jaganath]

NGC looks like inverted bow...i smell french involvement

Kisi ke hath agar pdf lag jaye toh sab clear ho jayega

 

[WolfPack86]

F/A-18 almost certain for Navy | Boeing's Billion dollar offer

 

[mokoman]

we should also do this . train dolphins to guard ships and ports.

 

[Arjun Mk1A]

we should also do this . train dolphins to guard ships and ports.

We don't need to train Dolphins. But we have dedicated Zombie hordes. Just need to buy some Local Maulana and we can create a army of Zombies.

Then OLA and UBER to China....

 

[nixin]

 

[Marliii]

Still they need the cross lol

 

[Vamsi]

Still they need the cross lol

why.....Vajpayee ji removed it in 2001...they can do the same now

 

[Marliii]

why.....Vajpayee ji removed it in 2001...they can do the same now

Seems I was mistaken the new one has no cross

 

[Johny_Baba]

Press Information Bureau release on PM's visit to Kerala for commission of INS Vikrant

Prime Minister's Office

PM to visit Kerala and Karnataka on 1-2 September

PM to commission the first indigenous aircraft carrier as INS Vikrant

A shining beacon of Aatmanirbharta in defence sector, Vikrant has been made using indigenous equipment and machinery supplied by India's major industrial houses as well as over 100 MSMEs

It is the largest ship ever built in maritime history of India and houses state of the art automation features

Marking a departure from the colonial past, PM to unveil the new Naval Ensign

PM to visit Sri Adi Shankara Janma Bhoomi Kshetram at Kalady village

PM to also inaugurate and lay the foundation stone of mechanization and industrialisation projects worth around Rs 3800 crores in Mangaluru
Posted On: 30 AUG 2022 11:12AM by PIB Delhi

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi will visit Karnataka and Kerala on 1-2 September. At 6 PM on 1st September, Prime Minister will visit Sri Adi Shankara Janma Bhoomi Kshetram, the holy birthplace of Adi Shankaracharya, at Kalady village near Cochin Airport. At 9:30 AM on 2nd September, Prime Minister will commission the first indegenous aircraft carrier as INS Vikrant at Cochin Shipyard Limited in Kochi. Thereafter at 1:30 PM, Prime Minister will inaugurate and lay the foundation stone of projects worth around Rs 3800 crores in Mangaluru.

PM in Kochi

Prime Minister has been a strong proponent of Aatmanirbharta, especially in strategic sectors. In what will mark a significant step towards self-reliance in the defence sector, Prime Minister will commission the first indigenously designed and built aircraft carrier as INS Vikrant. Designed by Indian Navy's in-house Warship Design Bureau (WDB) and built by Cochin Shipyard Limited, a Public Sector Shipyard under the Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways, Vikrant has been built with with state of the art automation features and is the largest ship ever built in maritime history of India.

The Indigenous Aircraft Carrier is named after her illustrious predecessor, India’s first Aircraft Carrier which had played a vital role in the 1971 war. It has a large number of indigenous equipment and machinery, involving major industrial houses in the country as well as over 100 MSMEs. With the commissioning of Vikrant, India will have two operational Aircraft Carriers, which will bolster the maritime security of the nation.

During the event, the Prime Minister will also unveil the new Naval Ensign (Nishaan), doing away with the colonial past and befitting the rich Indian maritime heritage.

PM in Mangaluru

Prime Minister will inaugurate and lay the foundation stone of mechanization and industrialisation projects worth around Rs 3800 crores in Mangaluru.

Prime Minister will inaugurate the project worth over Rs 280 crore for mechanisation of Berth No. 14 for handling containers and other cargo, undertaken by the New Mangalore Port Authority. The mechanized terminal will increase efficiency and reduce turnaround time, pre-berthing delay and dwell time in the Port by around 35%, thus giving a boost to the business environment. Phase I of the project has been successfully completed, thereby adding over 4.2 MTPA to the handling capacity, which would further increase to over 6 MTPA by 2025.

Prime Minister will lay the foundation stone of five projects worth around Rs 1000 crore, undertaken by the Port. The integrated LPG and Bulk Liquid POL Facility, equipped with state of the art cryogenic LPG storage tank terminal, will be capable of unloading full load VLGC (very large gas carriers) of 45,000 tonnes in a highly efficient manner. The facility will bolster Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana in the region while reinforcing the port’s status as one of the top LPG importing ports in the country. Prime Minister will lay the foundation stone of projects for construction of storage tanks and edible oil refinery, construction of bitumen storage and allied facilities and construction of bitumen & edible oil storage and allied facilities. These projects will improve the turnaround time of bitumen and edible oil vessels and reduce the overall freight cost for trade. Prime Minister will also lay the foundation stone for development of Fishing Harbour at Kulai, which will facilitate safe handling of fish catch and enable better prices in the global market. This work will be undertaken under the umbrella of the Sagarmala Programme, and will result in significant socio-economic benefits for the fishermen community.

Prime Minister will also inaugurate two projects undertaken by Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited viz BS VI Upgradation Project and Sea Water Desalination Plant. The BS VI Upgradation Project, worth around Rs 1830 crores, will facilitate production of ultra-pure environment friendly BS-VI grade fuel (with sulphur content less than 10 PPM). The Sea Water Desalination Plant, set up at a cost of around Rs. 680 crores, will help reduce dependency on fresh water and ensure regular supply of hydrocarbons and petrochemicals throughout the year. Having a capacity of 30 Million Litres per Day (MLD), the Plant converts seawater into water required for the refinery processes.

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seems sant george ka chokda getting BTFOed! FINALLY!!
No more Angrezo ka Jhandaa on our navy's ships!

 

[notaname]

Press Information Bureau release on PM's visit to Kerala for commission of INS Vikrant

Prime Minister's Office

PM to visit Kerala and Karnataka on 1-2 September

PM to commission the first indigenous aircraft carrier as INS Vikrant

A shining beacon of Aatmanirbharta in defence sector, Vikrant has been made using indigenous equipment and machinery supplied by India's major industrial houses as well as over 100 MSMEs

It is the largest ship ever built in maritime history of India and houses state of the art automation features

Marking a departure from the colonial past, PM to unveil the new Naval Ensign

PM to visit Sri Adi Shankara Janma Bhoomi Kshetram at Kalady village

PM to also inaugurate and lay the foundation stone of mechanization and industrialisation projects worth around Rs 3800 crores in Mangaluru
Posted On: 30 AUG 2022 11:12AM by PIB Delhi

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi will visit Karnataka and Kerala on 1-2 September. At 6 PM on 1st September, Prime Minister will visit Sri Adi Shankara Janma Bhoomi Kshetram, the holy birthplace of Adi Shankaracharya, at Kalady village near Cochin Airport. At 9:30 AM on 2nd September, Prime Minister will commission the first indegenous aircraft carrier as INS Vikrant at Cochin Shipyard Limited in Kochi. Thereafter at 1:30 PM, Prime Minister will inaugurate and lay the foundation stone of projects worth around Rs 3800 crores in Mangaluru.

PM in Kochi

Prime Minister has been a strong proponent of Aatmanirbharta, especially in strategic sectors. In what will mark a significant step towards self-reliance in the defence sector, Prime Minister will commission the first indigenously designed and built aircraft carrier as INS Vikrant. Designed by Indian Navy's in-house Warship Design Bureau (WDB) and built by Cochin Shipyard Limited, a Public Sector Shipyard under the Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways, Vikrant has been built with with state of the art automation features and is the largest ship ever built in maritime history of India.

The Indigenous Aircraft Carrier is named after her illustrious predecessor, India’s first Aircraft Carrier which had played a vital role in the 1971 war. It has a large number of indigenous equipment and machinery, involving major industrial houses in the country as well as over 100 MSMEs. With the commissioning of Vikrant, India will have two operational Aircraft Carriers, which will bolster the maritime security of the nation.

During the event, the Prime Minister will also unveil the new Naval Ensign (Nishaan), doing away with the colonial past and befitting the rich Indian maritime heritage.

PM in Mangaluru

Prime Minister will inaugurate and lay the foundation stone of mechanization and industrialisation projects worth around Rs 3800 crores in Mangaluru.

Prime Minister will inaugurate the project worth over Rs 280 crore for mechanisation of Berth No. 14 for handling containers and other cargo, undertaken by the New Mangalore Port Authority. The mechanized terminal will increase efficiency and reduce turnaround time, pre-berthing delay and dwell time in the Port by around 35%, thus giving a boost to the business environment. Phase I of the project has been successfully completed, thereby adding over 4.2 MTPA to the handling capacity, which would further increase to over 6 MTPA by 2025.

Prime Minister will lay the foundation stone of five projects worth around Rs 1000 crore, undertaken by the Port. The integrated LPG and Bulk Liquid POL Facility, equipped with state of the art cryogenic LPG storage tank terminal, will be capable of unloading full load VLGC (very large gas carriers) of 45,000 tonnes in a highly efficient manner. The facility will bolster Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana in the region while reinforcing the port’s status as one of the top LPG importing ports in the country. Prime Minister will lay the foundation stone of projects for construction of storage tanks and edible oil refinery, construction of bitumen storage and allied facilities and construction of bitumen & edible oil storage and allied facilities. These projects will improve the turnaround time of bitumen and edible oil vessels and reduce the overall freight cost for trade. Prime Minister will also lay the foundation stone for development of Fishing Harbour at Kulai, which will facilitate safe handling of fish catch and enable better prices in the global market. This work will be undertaken under the umbrella of the Sagarmala Programme, and will result in significant socio-economic benefits for the fishermen community.

Prime Minister will also inaugurate two projects undertaken by Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited viz BS VI Upgradation Project and Sea Water Desalination Plant. The BS VI Upgradation Project, worth around Rs 1830 crores, will facilitate production of ultra-pure environment friendly BS-VI grade fuel (with sulphur content less than 10 PPM). The Sea Water Desalination Plant, set up at a cost of around Rs. 680 crores, will help reduce dependency on fresh water and ensure regular supply of hydrocarbons and petrochemicals throughout the year. Having a capacity of 30 Million Litres per Day (MLD), the Plant converts seawater into water required for the refinery processes.

*****

DS/SH

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seems sant george ka chokda getting BTFOed! FINALLY!!
No more Angrezo ka Jhandaa on our navy's ships!

It was changed in 2001 also but then again changed don't know why.

 

[NutCracker]

seems sant george ka chokda getting BTFOed! FINALLY!!
No more Angrezo ka Jhandaa on our navy's ships!

And that too in Kerala.. huehuehue...

 

[Johny_Baba]

It was changed in 2001 also but then again changed don't know why.

let me tell ya why,
i've had extensive discussion over it in past with some of people i found on internet on teligram, discurd etc...
and some ;reasons; if you really could tell it, were
> blue ensign causing visibility issues in bluewaters reeeeeeeee cannot see the jhandaa
yeah like...

^all these had blue part in them and never ever fucking heard about such bullshit from their navy huh
best case,Royal Malaysian Navy which also had very similar ensign to what we have here
this, before and after (borders not shown)

...like these guys can perfectly see blue part in their ensign but ours cannot ?! i simply refuse to believe in this reason at all

> because Sant George is patron saint of the Navy, and after replacing the ensign without his cross on it, accidents started happening "so navy became paranoid about it and asked for return of older ensign"
^NO FUCKING JOKE IT WAS TOLD TO ME BY AN EX-NAVAL PILOT WHO FLEW MIG-29K BEFORE RETIRING
as per him this was actual issue but mostly kept under the rugs

my personal belief is it all happened because 2004 general elections, fall of vajpayee and NDA sarkar coming to power

 

[notaname]

let me tell ya why,
i've had extensive discussion over it in past with some of people i found on internet on teligram, discurd etc...
and some ;reasons; if you really could tell it, were
> blue ensign causing visibility issues in bluewaters reeeeeeeee cannot see the jhandaa
yeah like...
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^all these had blue part in them and never ever fucking heard about such bullshit from their navy huh
best case,Royal Malaysian Navy which also had very similar ensign to what we have here
this, before and after (borders not shown)
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...like these guys can perfectly see blue part in their ensign but ours cannot ?! i simply refuse to believe in this reason at all

> because Sant George is patron saint of the Navy, and after replacing the ensign without his cross on it, accidents started happening "so navy became paranoid about it and asked for return of older ensign"
^NO FUCKING JOKE IT WAS TOLD TO ME BY AN EX-NAVAL PILOT WHO FLEW MIG-29K BEFORE RETIRING
as per him this was actual issue but mostly kept under the rugs

my personal belief is it all happened because 2004 general elections, fall of vajpayee and NDA sarkar coming to power

So, they gave dumb reasoning to bring the colonial Ensign back. And navy supported in doing that.

 

[binayak95]

I for one will be sad to see the Cross go. It clearly marked the IN as a force with some deep history, gravitas and professionalism. And looked so cool. I shall remember my days under the ensign with wistful pride all the same.

That said, given fuckall RN standards nowadays, perhaps its best.
XD