India marked a significant milestone in its naval capabilities as the second Arihant-Class submarine, named ‘INS Arighaat’, was commissioned into the Indian Navy on Thursday. The ceremony, held in Visakhapatnam, was graced by the presence of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, who emphasized the submarine’s role in strengthening the country’s nuclear triad and enhancing its nuclear deterrence.
The commissioning of ‘INS Arighaat’ represents a crucial step towards bolstering India’s defense capabilities, particularly in the maritime domain. Defence Minister Singh, in his address during the ceremony, expressed confidence that the submarine would not only fortify the nation’s nuclear triad but also contribute to establishing strategic balance and peace in the region. He highlighted the pivotal role ‘Arighaat’ is set to play in ensuring the security of the country.
The induction of this nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine underscores India’s commitment to enhancing its maritime defense preparedness and reinforces its stance on national security and deterrence. With advanced capabilities and cutting-edge technology, ‘INS Arighaat’ is poised to be a key asset in India’s defense arsenal, capable of operating effectively in various strategic scenarios.
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