51 long years after India commissioned its first submarine on 08 December 1967, the Indian Navy finally established its own submarine rescue capability with the commissioning of its first Deep Submergence Rescue Vessel (DSRV) on 12 December 2018 at Mumbai.

The Indian Navy (IN) has postponed by several months the commissioning of the second of six Kalvari (Scorpène)-class diesel-electric attack submarines (SSKs) following the discovery of what appear to be manufacturing defects.

Revenue growth at Garden Reach Shipbuilders, a manufacturer of warships for the Indian Navy, is likely to pick up soon. This may attract investors, who would have revenue visibility for the next 3-4 years during which the company would make frigates for the Navy.

The Navy will submit a detailed report to the Defence Ministry on the fire incident that has caused damage to a recently-upgraded Kilo-class submarine INS Sindhukesari.

An accidental fire at a naval dockyard resulted in damage to a recently upgraded Kilo class submarine. The Navy is now checking critical components in the control room to get it back to functional duty.

An agreement China signed with the Maldives to build an observatory in the Indian Ocean is likely to be scrapped, as India's relations with its maritime neighbour enter a purple patch following the exit of former Maldivian President Abdulla Yameen.

With Naval Science and Technological Laboratory (NSTL), a premier DRDO lab making elaborate preparations for transfer of technology on advanced versions of heavy and light weight torpedoes, Visakhapatnam is poised to find a place in world map of underwater weapon production.

The Indian Navy is benefitting from strategic logistics agreements signed by the NDA government with the US and France as its warships operating in the Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean Region are frequently getting fuel and other support for these countries' naval bases and warships in the area.

Project-75, which involves building six Scorpene submarines in Mazagon Dock (MDL), Mumbai, had already been running five years late by the time the first one, INS Kalvari, was commissioned on December 14, 2017.

The Indian Navy has released a notification for the recruitment for the post of Sailor for February 2020 Batch Course. There are total 2700 vacancies out of which 2200 vacancies are for Indian Navy SSR (Senior Secondary Recruit) and 500 vacancies for Indian Navy AA (Artificer Apprentice).