Defence
India's First Fully Indigenous Multi‑Purpose Warship 'Samarthak' Set for Commissioning
The Indian Navy will soon commission Samarthak, the country's first completely domestically built multi‑purpose warship, marking a major milestone in the Make‑in‑India defence programme.
India's navy is preparing to commission Samarthak, the first warship built entirely under the Make‑in‑India initiative. The vessel is a multi‑purpose warship designed and constructed with complete domestic capability, reflecting a significant step towards self‑reliance in defence manufacturing.
Samarthak will enhance the operational strength of the Indian Navy, adding a versatile platform capable of a range of missions. Its commissioning underscores the growing capacity of Indian shipyards to deliver advanced naval assets without foreign dependence.
The launch of Samarthak demonstrates the government's push for indigenous defence production and is expected to bolster national security while supporting the domestic industrial base.
Samarthak will enhance the operational strength of the Indian Navy, adding a versatile platform capable of a range of missions. Its commissioning underscores the growing capacity of Indian shipyards to deliver advanced naval assets without foreign dependence.
The launch of Samarthak demonstrates the government's push for indigenous defence production and is expected to bolster national security while supporting the domestic industrial base.