Indian Navy Launches First Nuclear Submarine

The Indian Navy has launched the country’s first nuclear-powered submarine, INS Arihant, for sea trials at the Matsya naval dockyard in Vishakapatnam.

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The 6,000t nuclear submarine is equipped with torpedoes and missiles including 12 ballistic missiles. It is powered by an 85MW capacity nuclear reactor and can acquire surface speeds of 12-15kt and submerged speeds up to 24kt carrying a crew of 95.

The Indian Government has ordered four more nuclear-powered submarine of the same class which would add to the navy’s underwater combat potential.

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