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India’s first indigenous nuclear submarine, INS Arihant might have quietly gone into operational service hints latest buzz among media houses . INS Arihant had started undergoing sea acceptance trials and will be inducted without much fanfare under presume instructions from National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval who for long wanted a blanket ban on media coverage regarding INS Arihant.
INS Arihant had already passed several deep sea diving drills and also had completed weapons trials including submerged firing of submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBM) like K-15 and K-4 a few months back and around International Fleet Review 2016 also had completed Torpedo firings which were reportedly assisted by visiting Russian warships which were equipped with Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle (DSRV) for any onboard emergencies .
INS Arihant, a 6,000-tonne submarine, is country’s first indigenous nuclear submarine and can launch nuclear weapons from underwater completing India’s nuclear triad which was built under the Advanced Technology Vessel Project at the Ship Building Centre at Visakhapatnam .
http://idrw.org/ins-arihant-goes-silent/
INS Arihant had already passed several deep sea diving drills and also had completed weapons trials including submerged firing of submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBM) like K-15 and K-4 a few months back and around International Fleet Review 2016 also had completed Torpedo firings which were reportedly assisted by visiting Russian warships which were equipped with Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle (DSRV) for any onboard emergencies .
INS Arihant, a 6,000-tonne submarine, is country’s first indigenous nuclear submarine and can launch nuclear weapons from underwater completing India’s nuclear triad which was built under the Advanced Technology Vessel Project at the Ship Building Centre at Visakhapatnam .
http://idrw.org/ins-arihant-goes-silent/
