Destroyers
INS Chennai
INS Chennai is a destroyer and is part of the Kolkata-class destroyers in the Indian Navy. It is a powerful surface combatant designed for advanced air defense and anti-submarine warfare capabilities. INS Chennai has state-of-the-art weapon systems and sensors, making it a potent force multiplier for the Indian Navy.
INS Delhi
INS Delhi is a destroyer that has been serving the Indian Navy for several years. It is one of the Delhi-class destroyers and is armed with advanced weapons and sensors for modern naval warfare. INS Delhi has participated in various exercises and operations, showcasing its combat capabilities and versatility.
INS Kolkata
INS Kolkata is the lead ship of the Kolkata-class destroyers and is one of the most advanced surface combatants in the Indian Navy. It is equipped with cutting-edge weapons and sensors, making it a formidable force in modern naval warfare. INS Kolkata’s capabilities include air defense, anti-submarine warfare, and anti-surface warfare, enabling it to perform a wide range of missions effectively.
INS Mumbai
INS Mumbai is a destroyer that has been a key asset for the Indian Navy for many years. It is part of the Delhi-class destroyers and has been actively involved in numerous exercises and operations. INS Mumbai’s operational capabilities and versatility make it an essential component of the Indian Navy’s surface fleet.
INS Mysore
INS Mysore is a destroyer that plays a significant role in the Indian Navy’s operational capabilities. It is one of the Delhi-class destroyers and is designed for advanced air defense and anti-submarine warfare missions. INS Mysore has been actively participating in joint exercises and operations, showcasing its combat prowess and enhancing India’s maritime security.
INS Teg
INS Teg is a destroyer that serves as a critical asset for the Indian Navy. It is one of the Talwar-class frigates, which are modified versions of the Krivak III-class frigates. INS Teg is equipped with advanced weapon systems and sensors, making it a potent force in both offensive and defensive operations.
INS Trikand
INS Trikand is a destroyer that has been actively contributing to the Indian Navy’s operational readiness. It is one of the Talwar-class frigates and is designed for advanced anti-submarine warfare capabilities. INS Trikand’s operational deployments and participation in joint exercises have strengthened the Indian Navy’s maritime capabilities.
INS Vishakhapatnam
INS Vishakhapatnam is a destroyer that belongs to the Visakhapatnam-class of destroyers and is currently under construction. It is a state-of-the-art surface combatant that will join the Indian Navy’s fleet upon completion. INS Vishakhapatnam is designed to have advanced weapon systems and sensors, making it a formidable force in future naval operations.
INS Mormugao
INS Mormugao is a destroyer that is part of the Visakhapatnam-class destroyers currently under construction for the Indian Navy. Once commissioned, INS Mormugao will bring advanced capabilities to the Indian Navy’s surface fleet. Its advanced weapon systems and sensors will enhance the Indian Navy’s combat capabilities and readiness.
INS Imphal
INS Imphal is a destroyer that is being built for the Indian Navy as part of the Visakhapatnam-class destroyers. It is currently under construction and will join the fleet after completion. INS Imphal will possess advanced capabilities for air defense, anti-submarine warfare, and anti-surface warfare, strengthening the Indian Navy’s operational capabilities.
