Defence Ministry clears Navy's Rs 2,500 crore plan for unmanned vessels with capabilities to attack submarines
Defence Ministry has given approval to the Indian Navy's plans worth over Rs 2,500 crore to build 100-tonne unmanned underwater vessels.
The proposal for building the 100-tonne unmanned underwater vessels was given clearance at a high level defence ministry meeting held recently, defence sources told here.
The underwater vessels in the Extra Large category would weigh over 100 tonnes and would be
equipped with strike capabilities against enemy submarines and surface vessels, they said.
The vessels would give the Navy a niche capability in the underwater domain. It would also help the force to carry out multiple operations, former Navy Vice Chief Vice Admiral SN Ghormade said when asked about the capability.
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