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Indian Navy commissions deep-sea diving vessel INS Nipun
The Hindu — National✓
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The Indian Navy has officially brought the deep‑sea diving vessel INS Nipun into service. The commissioning ceremony was attended by Navy chief Admiral Krishna Swaminathan. The new ship is intended for underwater rescue, salvage and research tasks.
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The vessel enhances India's capacity for deep‑water operations, improving maritime safety and naval readiness.
INS Nipun was commissioned in the presence of Navy chief Admiral Krishna Swaminathan.
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