India has signed ₹53,866 crore contracts with GRSE, Goa Shipyard to build eight next-generation corvettes for the Navy. Equipped with advanced weapons and sensors, the warships will strengthen maritime security, coastal defence and anti-submarine capabilities while boosting indigenous shipbuilding
India has signed ₹53,866 crore contracts with GRSE, Goa Shipyard to build eight next-generation corvettes for the Navy. Equipped with advanced weapons and sensors, the warships will strengthen maritime security, coastal defence and anti-submarine capabilities while boosting indigenous shipbuilding
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India has signed ₹53,866 crore contracts with GRSE, Goa Shipyard to build eight next-generation corvettes for the Navy. Equipped with advanced weapons and sensors, the warships will strengthen maritime security, coastal defence and anti-submarine capabilities while boosting indigenous shipbuilding
