Indias Plans to Transform Their Stealth Subs into Powerful War Machines

Heavy-weight torpedoes will make India's Kalvari class submarines more capable, effective, and deadly, according to a veteran of the Indian Navy.Captain DK Sharma, a former Indian Navy spokesperson, made these remarks in response to media reports indicating that the nation's blue water force was planning to purchase torpedoes from both international and indigenous companies.Strengthening the Kalvari Class Subs in India Six contemporary stealth submarines are now in the fleet of the Indian Navy, and three more are scheduled to join it in the next years. In this regard, Sharma emphasized that the submarine's strength lies in its secrecy, and that when fully armed, it may destroy a danger with great power. Therefore, having longer-range torpedoes will only improve the Indian Navy's submarines' capabilities.He said that makes the enemy extremely, very unsure about whether to use that region or leave the harbor.According to Sharma, the enemy wouldn't be troubled by a toothless submarine.

Heavy-weight torpedoes will make India's Kalvari class submarines more capable, effective, and deadly, according to a veteran of the Indian Navy.The words of Captain DK Sharma, a former spokesperson of the Indian Navy, came in the aftermath of media reports that stated that the country's blue.He said that although India had not previously produced defense equipment, it was now doing so and that this was because the nation possessed a wide range of testing and trial laboratories as well as the knowledge and skills necessary to produce military hardware.