Now the enemy's heartbeat will increase, soon the Navy will get aircraft career and two submarines

The Indian Navy has also got a new strength with INS Vela. Through this, the Indian Navy can keep an eye on the enemy and when the time comes, it can also give a befitting reply. This submarine is equipped with many features. Its biggest advantage is its hiding from the enemy and the silent feature of its diesel engine. Due to all these features, it looks somewhat different from other submarines. The neighboring countries of India will also be well aware of its merits. Also, this submarine must have increased his heartbeat.

Enemies will increase

Now their heartbeat is set to increase further. The reason for this is that within a few years, the Indian Navy will also get an indigenously built aircraft carrier and two submarines. After joining the Navy, the strength of the country's navy will increase much more. Although nothing has been said about this submarine from Pakistan and China, it is also a fact that their eyes will also be on it.

pns tghril

Let us tell you that earlier this month, China handed over a warship to Pakistan, whose name was called PNS Taghril. It was also said that it is very state-of-the-art and has an amazing dodging system. This warship has been given under the defense deal of China Pakistan which revolves around China's ambitious plan CPAC. While thanking China for this warship, Pakistan had even said that it would increase its strength significantly.

The ongoing trial of the vizier

However, let us tell you that under Project 75, under which INS Vela has been built, only two more submarines are yet to join the Indian Navy. However, one of these submarines, INS Wazir, is undergoing trials at sea since 2020. After completing its trial, it will be handed over to the Navy. Apart from this, the construction of INS Vagshir is in progress. All these are being manufactured in Mazagon Post Limited itself with the help of France.

The trial of Vikrant is also going on

Talking about INS Vela, it is the fourth submarine built under Project 75. Earlier, INS Karanj, INS Khanderi, and INS Kalvari have been handed over to the Indian Navy. Recently, to increase the strength of the Indian Navy, the missile destroyer Visakhapatnam has also been handed over to the army. At the same time, the indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant is also undergoing successful trials at sea. Admiral Karambir Singh, on the occasion of the commissioning of INS Vela, said that it can also be inducted into the Indian Navy by August 2022.