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Submarine fleet
[edit]Ship Submersible Ballistic Nuclear (SSBN) | |||||||
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Class | Image | Boat | Pennant No. | Displacement | Origin | Note | |
Arihant class | INS Arihant | S2 | 6,000 tonnes | India | First class of indigenously-built ballistic missile submarines.[1] | ||
INS Arighaat | S3 | ||||||
Attack submarine (SSK) | |||||||
Class | Image | Boat | Pennant No. | Displacement | Origin | Note | |
Kalvari class | INS Kalvari | S21 | 1,615 tonnes | France India |
Indian-specific variant of the Scorpène-class submarine.[2] | ||
INS Khanderi | S22 | ||||||
INS Karanj | S23 | ||||||
INS Vela | S24 | ||||||
INS Vagir | S25 | ||||||
Sindhughosh class | INS Sindhughosh | S55 | 2,325 tonnes | Soviet Union Russia |
Indian-specific variant of the Kilo-class submarine (P.877).[3] | ||
INS Sindhuraj | S57 | ||||||
INS Sindhuratna | S59 | ||||||
INS Sindhukesari | S60 | ||||||
INS Sindhukirti | S61 | ||||||
INS Sindhuvijay | S62 | ||||||
INS Sindhurashtra | S65 | ||||||
Shishumar class | INS Shishumar | S44 | 1,660 tonnes | West Germany India |
Indian-specific variant of the Type 209/1500 submarine.[4] | ||
INS Shankush | S45 | ||||||
INS Shalki | S46 | ||||||
INS Shankul | S47 |
Surface fleet
[edit]Aircraft carriers
[edit]Aircraft carrier | |||||||
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Class | Image | Boat | Pennant No. | Displacement | Origin | Note | |
Vikrant class | INS Vikrant | R11 | 45,000 tonnes | India | First indigenously-built aircraft carrier.[5] | ||
Kiev class | INS Vikramaditya | R33 | 45,000 tonnes | Russia | Ex-aircraft cruiser Gorshkov; refurbished and sold to India in 2004.[6] |
Amphibious warfare ships
[edit]Landing platform dock | |||||||
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Class | Image | Boat | Pennant No. | Displacement | Origin | Note | |
Austin class | INS Jalashwa | L41 | 16,590 tonnes | United States | Ex-USS Trenton; refurbished and sold to India in 2007.[7] | ||
Landing ship tank | |||||||
Class | Image | Boat | Pennant No. | Displacement | Origin | Note | |
Magar class | INS Gharial | L23 | 5,665 tonnes | India | Indian derivative of the Round Table-class amphibious ships.[8] | ||
Shardul class | INS Shardul | L16 | 5,650 tonnes | India | Follow-on of the Magar-class amphibious ships.[8] | ||
INS Kesari | L15 | ||||||
INS Airavat | L24 | ||||||
Landing craft utility | |||||||
Class | Image | Boat | Pennant No. | Displacement | Origin | Note | |
Mk. IV LCU | INS LCU 51 | L51 | 830 tonnes | India | Follow-on of the Mk. III LCU class.[8] | ||
INS LCU 52 | L52 | ||||||
INS LCU 53 | L23 | ||||||
INS LCU 54 | L54 | ||||||
INS LCU 55 | L55 | ||||||
INS LCU 56 | L56 | ||||||
INS LCU 57 | L57 | ||||||
INS LCU 58 | L58 |
Destroyers
[edit]Destroyers | |||||||
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Class | Image | Boat | Pennant No. | Displacement | Origin | Note | |
Rajput class | INS Rana | D52 | 4,500 tonnes | Soviet Union | Indian-specific variant of the Kashin class destroyers.[9] | ||
INS Ranvir | D54 | ||||||
INS Ranvijay | D55 | ||||||
Delhi class | INS Delhi | D61 | 6,200 tonnes | India | First class of indigenously-built destroyers.[10] | ||
INS Mysore | D60 | ||||||
INS Mumbai | D62 | ||||||
Kolkata class | INS Kolkata | D63 | 7,400 tonnes | India | Follow-on of the Delhi-class destroyers.[11] | ||
INS Kochi | D64 | ||||||
INS Chennai | D65 | ||||||
Visakhapatnam class | INS Visakhapatnam | D66 | 7,400 tonnes | India | Upgraded derivative of the Kolkata-class destroyer.[11] | ||
INS Mormugao | D67 | ||||||
INS Imphal | D68 | ||||||
INS Surat | D69 |
Frigates
[edit]Frigates | |||||||
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Class | Image | Boat | Pennant No. | Displacement | Origin | Note | |
Brahmaputra class | INS Brahmaputra | F47 | 3,600 tonnes | India | Upgraded derivative of the Godavari class.[12] | ||
INS Betwa | F39 | ||||||
INS Beas | F37 | ||||||
Talwar class | INS Talwar | F40 | 3,600 tonnes | Russia India |
Improved derivative of the Krivak-III frigate.[13] | ||
INS Trishul | F43 | ||||||
INS Tabar | F44 | ||||||
INS Teg | F45 | ||||||
INS Tarkash | F50 | ||||||
INS Trikand | F51 | ||||||
INS Tushil | F70 | ||||||
Shivalik class | INS Shivalik | F47 | 6,200 tonnes | India | First class of indigenously-built frigates with low observability.[14] | ||
INS Satpura | F48 | ||||||
INS Sahyadri | F49 | ||||||
Nilgiri class | INS Nilgiri | - | 6,670 tonnes | India | Follow-on of the Shivalik class frigates.[15] |
Corvettes
[edit]Corvette | |||||||
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Class | Image | Boat | Pennant No. | Displacement | Origin | Note | |
Kamorta class | INS Kamorta | P28 | 3,300 tonnes | India | Dedicated anti-submarine warfare vessels.[16] | ||
INS Kadmatt | P29 | ||||||
INS Kiltan | P30 | ||||||
INS Kavaratti | P31 | ||||||
Kora class | INS Kora | P61 | 1,400 tonnes | India | Dedicated anti-surface warfare vessels. | ||
INS Kirch | P62 | ||||||
INS Kulish | P63 | ||||||
INS Karmuk | P64 | ||||||
Khukri class | INS Kuthar | P46 | 1,350 tonnes | India | Successor to the IN's Petya II corvettes.[17] | ||
INS Khanjar | P47 | ||||||
Veer class | INS Vibhuti | K45 | 455 tonnes | India | Customised derivative of the Tarantul-class corvette.[18] | ||
INS Vipul | K46 | ||||||
INS Vinash | K47 | ||||||
INS Vidyut | K48 | ||||||
INS Nashak | K83 | ||||||
INS Pralaya | K91 | ||||||
INS Prabal | K92 | ||||||
Abhay class | INS Abhay | P33 | 440 tonnes | Soviet Union | Customized derivative of the Pauk-class corvette.[19] |
Patrol vessels
[edit]Offshore patrol vessels | |||||||
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Class | Image | Boat | Pennant No. | Displacement | Origin | Note | |
Saryu class | INS Saryu | P54 | 2,300 tonnes | India | Used for maritime patrol operations.[20] | ||
INS Sunayna | P57 | ||||||
INS Sumedha | P58 | ||||||
INS Sumitra | P59 | ||||||
Sukanya class | INS Sukanya | P50 | 1,890 tonnes | South Korea India |
Doubled as light frigates; served additional role as missile test platforms.[21] | ||
INS Subhadra | P51 | ||||||
INS Suvarna | P52 | ||||||
INS Savitri | P53 | ||||||
INS Sharda | P55 | ||||||
INS Sujata | P56 |
Patrol vessels | |||||||
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Class | Image | Boat | Pennant No. | Displacement | Origin | Note | |
Trinkat class | INS Trinkat | T62 | 260 tonnes | India | Used for SAR.[22] | ||
INS Tarmugli | T66 | ||||||
Bangaram class | INS Bangaram | T65 | 260 tonnes | India | Used for SAR and naval interdiction.[23] | ||
INS Bitra | T66 | ||||||
INS Batti Malv | T67 | ||||||
INS Baratang | T68 | ||||||
Car Nicobar class | INS Car Nicobar | T69 | 325 tonnes | India | Follow on of the Bangaram class vessels; are the first water jet-propelled ships in the IN.[24] | ||
INS Chetlat | T70 | ||||||
INS Cora Divh | T71 | ||||||
INS Cheriyam | T72 | ||||||
INS Cankaraso | T73 | ||||||
INS Kondul | T74 | ||||||
INS Kalpeni | T75 | ||||||
INS Kabra | T76 | ||||||
INS Koswari | T77 | ||||||
INS Karuva | T78 | ||||||
INS Tillanchang | T92 | ||||||
INS Tihayu | T93 | ||||||
INS Tarasa | T94 |
Patrol boats | |||||||
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Class | Image | Boat | Pennant No. | Displacement | Origin | Note | |
Immediate Support Vessel | 23 in service[25] | 81st ISV Squadron: T-11, T-12, T-13, T-14, T-15, T-16, T-17 |
60 tonnes | India | Used by ONGC to protect off-shore establishments.[25] | ||
82nd ISV Squadron: T-26, T-27, T-28, T-44, T-45, T-46, T-47, T-48, T-49, T-50 | |||||||
83rd ISV Squadron: T-35, T-36, T-37 | |||||||
84th ISV Squadron: T-38, T-39, T-40 | |||||||
Super Dvora Mk II | 3 in service[25] | FAC T-82 | 60 tonnes | Israel | Used for coastal security operations.[26] | ||
FAC T-83 | |||||||
FAC T-84 | |||||||
Solas Marine FIC | 76 in service | - | 40 tonnes | Sri Lanka | Operated by Sagar Prahari Bal.[27] |
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