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Navy commissions INS Nipun, boosts deep-sea diving & submarine rescue capability
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The Indian Navy has commissioned a domestically built diving support vessel named INS Nipun in Mumbai to strengthen its Western fleet. Alongside its sister ship INS Nistar, the new vessel provides a dual-coast capability for complex deep-sea diving and submarine rescue missions. Additionally, the ship is equipped with advanced medical facilities to handle emergencies during deep-sea operations.
WHY IT MATTERS
This commissioning directly improves India's domestic naval readiness and submarine rescue infrastructure across both of its coastlines.
The Indian Navy commissioned INS Nipun, a new diving support vessel, in Mumbai. This vessel enhances deep-sea diving and submarine rescue operations for the Western fleet. INS Nipun joins its sister ship INS Nistar, completing a two-coast capability. Built domestically, the ship supports saturation diving and submarine rescue missions. It also features advanced medical facilities for deep-sea diving emergencies.
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