India’s Indigenous Pollution Control Vessel Samudra Pratap Commissioned by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh recently commissioned the Indian Coast Guard’s first indigenously designed pollution control vessel, ‘Samudra Pratap’, in Goa. This advanced 114.5-meter vessel, built by Goa Shipyard Limited, emphasizes India’s commitment to self-reliance, boasting over 60% indigenous content and enhanced capabilities for marine pollution enforcement and search and rescue operations.

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India’s First Indigenous Pollution Control Vessel Joins Coast Guard

India’s First Indigenous Pollution Control Vessel Joins Coast Guard

On Tuesday, the Indian Coast Guard inaugurated ‘Samudra Pratap’, its first domestically developed pollution control vessel. This achievement enhances India’s ability to tackle maritime pollution and reflects a commitment to self-reliance in defense. Equipped with advanced technology, the vessel will play a vital role in environmental protection and maritime security.

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India’s First Indigenous Hydrogen-fueled Vessel Flagged off in Varanasi

India’s First Indigenous Hydrogen-fueled Vessel Flagged off in Varanasi

Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal inaugurated India’s first hydrogen fuel cell passenger vessel at Varanasi’s Namo Ghat, symbolizing a leap in green energy for inland waterways. Developed by Cochin Shipyard, the 24-meter catamaran can carry 50 passengers and emits only water and heat, highlighting India’s commitment to sustainable technology and eco-friendly transportation.

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Cochin Shipyard has teamed up with Maersk to explore the repair and shipbuilding options in India

India Advances with Indigenous Shipbuilding: Rajnath Singh

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh highlighted India’s dedication to shaping the maritime future, emphasizing shipbuilding and international partnerships. At the Samudra Utkarsh Seminar 2025, he praised India’s capabilities, asserting that all naval ships are built locally. He urged collaboration to enhance maritime industry and voiced commitment to Prime Minister Modi’s vision of self-reliance.

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India to Focus on Advanced Indigenous Technology for Coastal Security

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh highlighted the growing complexity of maritime threats, driven by advanced technology and geopolitical shifts, at the Indian Coast Guard Commanders Conference. Emphasizing challenges like GPS spoofing and illegal immigration, Singh urged technological adoption and greater geopolitical awareness to secure India’s extensive coastline and strategic islands.

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First indigenous drive-through cargo scanner at Nhava Sheva unveiled

India Launches First Indigenous Drive-Through Cargo Scanner at Nhava Sheva

India has inaugurated its first domestically developed Drive-Through Cargo Scanner (ICS) at Jawaharlal Nehru Custom House, marking a significant milestone in trade security. This collaborative project by BARC and JNCH employs advanced technologies to enhance efficiency, aiming for a 50% reduction in operational costs and supporting the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative.

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