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Tamal has been prepared under the supervision of Indian experts at Russia’s Yantar Shipyard. It contains 26% indigenous technology.
The Indian Navy is going to commission its most modern stealth frigate ‘INS Tamal’ today in Calinignagrad, Russia. This ceremony is Vice Admiral Sanjay J. Will be chaired by Singh.
Tamal is the eighth and the second warship of Tursi class from Russia. It is part of the 2016 Indo-Russia Defense Agreement, under which four sword-class stealth frigates are being built. Two of these are being built in Yantar Shipyard in Russia and two in Goa Shipyard in India.
Tamal has been prepared under the supervision of Indian experts at Russia’s Yantar Shipyard. It contains 26% indigenous technology. The ship can move at a speed of more than 30 knots (55kmph) and has the ability to attack from within the sea to the wind.
INS Tamal is equipped with BrahMos missile and will not come in the grip of the radar. It will be included in the western fleet of the Navy. Where it will be stationed in the Arab-Hind Sagar and monitoring the Pakistani border.
Name found with Indra’s sword
The special thing of this warship is its name and symbol. ‘Tamal’ is the name of Indra’s mythological sword, and its symbolic identity is ‘Jambavant’ and ‘Great Bears’ inspired by the Russian bear. Tamal is a symbol of Indian and Russian cooperation and its motto ‘Sarvada Vijay’ reflects its spirit.
More than 200 Indian naval training has been taken
More than 200 Indian marines have been trained in Russia for the operation and technical system of this warship. He has also participated in Tamal’s marine trials. The same Indian party will bring Tamal to India from Russia in late May.
Two more warships are being built in Goa
Under this agreement, two other sword-class stealth frigates are being built in Goa Shipyard. The engines required for them have already been ordered. Due to this, India is also considered a big step towards self -sufficiency.
INS Tushil reached India in December
INS Tushil reached India in December after traveling 12,500 nautical miles from Russia. It passed through eight countries. It was commissioned on 9 December. Now ‘Tamal’ will replace her, which is equipped with more advanced techniques.
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