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India’s third nuclear sub, INS Aridaman, close to joining fleet

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December 2, 2025
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New Delhi: India’s third nuclear missile armed submarine, the INS Aridaman, is within the remaining levels of its trials and is ready to be commissioned shortly, Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh Tripathi confirmed on Tuesday. The Admiral stated that the second nuclear armed submarine – labeled as SSBNs – was commissioned in August final yr.

Talking forward of Navy Day, the officer shared that Aridaman – which is the third of the Arihant class – is prone to get all clearances to hitch the fleet quickly however didn’t give a date of commissioning. Sources added that the commissioning is anticipated to happen early subsequent yr and the fourth boat of the category is prone to be part of service by 2027.

The officer additionally spoke on India’s plans to develop a brand new vary of nuclear powered however conventionally armed submarines (SSNs), sharing that the primary of the brand new boats is prone to be part of service by the mid of the subsequent decade. As reported, India is creating its personal line of SSNs that might be a part of future plane service battle teams. Admiral Tripathi additionally confirmed that within the interim, India will lease a submarine from a ‘pleasant overseas nation’, a reference to an order already positioned on Russia.

On India’s plans to amass six extra typical submarines below Undertaking 75I, the officer stated that negotiations are at a really superior stage and the subsequent stage of contractual signing would happen ‘in a short time’.

As reported, the defence ministry has shortlisted Mazagaon Dockyards Restricted (MDL) for the mega contract to make the six new submarines, which may even be geared up with Air Impartial Propulsion, enabling them to remain submerged for weeks throughout operations. German agency TKMS has partnered with MDL for the contract.

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The Navy Chief stated that Undertaking 75I is being taken on precedence by the Navy. Sources stated that the purpose is to signal the contract for the submarines within the present monetary yr itself, given the pressing requirement of recent submarines as older boats, together with the Russian origin Kilo class, set to retire from lively responsibility within the coming years.



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