This is the first time when any government official has spoken on the subject in public. Show Full Article Giving details, he said that the 30-year-old submarine building programme has been tweaked.

Eyeing a Euro 5 billion deal to supply six diesel-electric stealth submarines to the Indian Navy, German defence major ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) on Friday said it has plans to make India a ...

Giving details, he said that the 30-year-old submarine building programme has been tweaked. According to the plan fixed in 1999, India was to induct 24 conventional submarines by 2030. However ...

German submarine builder thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) is planning to invest millions in its shipyard in the north-eastern German city of Wismar in anticipation of major orders from the ...

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The German ship-builder has partnered with India's state-run Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders ... In June 2021, the defence ministry cleared the mega project to procure six conventional submarines for the ...

Amid the ongoing Rs 70,000 crore deal for buying six new submarines, Indian Larsen and Toubro and its Spanish partner Navantia on Tuesday showcased the integration of the critical Air Independent ...

The agreement, expected to be signed by January 2025, encompasses the acquisition of 26 Rafale-M naval fighter jets and the construction of three additional Scorpene-class submarines. This strategic ...

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German shipbuilding giant Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) proposes a joint submarine and warship building hub in India with Mazagaon Dockyards Limited (MDL). This venture aims to reduce production ...

The LT and Navantia are partners for the Indian Navy's programme to buy six new AIP-fitted submarines, which can help the boats to stay underwater for at least up to three weeks. The other competitor ...