The Indian Navy commissioned INS Anjadip on Friday. It’s a warship and an indigenous anti-submarine craft aimed at augmenting the Indian Navy’s anti-submarine warfare capabilities and coastal surveillance.
At an official ceremony held at the Chennai Port, Admiral Tripathi formally commissioned the ship in the presence of senior Navy and government officials, and other executives. Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi commissioned the ship at the Chennai Port.
This is the third of the eight vessels being built under the anti-submarine warfare shallow water craft project.
What’s in the name?
INS Anjadip is named after the island off the coast of Karwar in north Karnataka in…