Mumbai: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be on a visit to Maharashtra on Wednesday where he will inaugurate three modern warships of the Indian Navy. During his visit to Mumbai, the Prime Minister will also interact with the MLAs of the Grand Alliance in the state. He will also inaugurate the ISKCON temple in Navi Mumbai.
According to a spokesperson for the Indian Navy, the three modern warships to be commissioned by the PM include the INS Surat, INS Nilgiri and INS Waghshir. The Indian Navy has said that these three warships are a major leap in the country's maritime security.
According to the spokesperson, INS Nilgiri is the first ship in the 17A stealth frigate project. It has been designed by the Warship Design Bureau of the Indian Navy and has been inducted into the Navy with advanced features such as increased capacity, longer sea-going capacity and stealth. The warship represents the next generation of indigenous frigates.
Likewise, INS Surat is the fourth and final ship of the 15B class guided missile destroyer project. It is one of the largest and most advanced destroyers in the world. It has 75 percent indigenous content. According to the Navy spokesperson, the warship is equipped with cutting-edge weapons, sensor packages and advanced network-centric capabilities.