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Rajnath Singh launches Navy’s first indigenous fleet support ship ‘Surya’ at Visakhapatnam

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Rajnath Singh launches Navy’s first indigenous fleet support ship ‘Surya’ at Visakhapatnam

The 43,500-tonne vessel built with 82% Indian content at Hindustan Shipyard can refuel and resupply several warships at sea at once; the keel of the fifth ship in the series was laid at the same ceremony

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