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Armed with torpedoes, sonar and rockets: Navy inducts submarine hunter INS Mangrol

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Armed with torpedoes, sonar and rockets: Navy inducts submarine hunter INS Mangrol

INS Mangrol, the third Mahe-class Anti-Submarine Warfare vessel, has been commissioned by the Indian Navy.

This new craft is designed to address submarine threats effectively in shallow waters.

It carries advanced detection and warfare systems while being largely manufactured domestically, reflecting India's shipbuilding capabilities.

The vessel will enhance coastal security and perform various maritime operations alongside other naval assets.

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