What You Need to Know: India’s first nuclear-powered submarine, INS Arihant, suffered significant ... Summary and Key Points: The risks of going to sea are compounded for military vessels ...

Citing defense sources, the Indian news agency ANI reported on Thursday that INS Arighaat, an Arihant ... its submarines could launch nuclear missiles in retaliation as they are hidden at sea.

India’s second-ever home-built nuclear-powered submarine. Named 'slayer of enemies', Arighat follows in the footsteps of the Arihant, marking significant progress in India’s nuclear triad ...

INS Arihant has completed all trials ... As against a conventional diesel-electric submarine, nuclear submarines have the capability to stay out at sea longer and without the need to come up ...

The submarines will help the sea service keep tabs on Chinese activity ... This is India's second SSBN, after INS Arihant entered service in 2016. "Today, India is surging ahead to become a ...

However, the Indian Navy still lacks a capable ballistic missile with which to arm the INS Arihant.

With the recent test firing of three submarine-launched ballistic missiles ... With the successful launch of a K-4 from the Arihant's on-board silo, India steps closer to its nuclear triad.

INS Arihant signifies India's foray into nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines, a key deterrent in maintaining regional stability. Its advanced capabilities underscore the country's ...

Modi noted India’s commitment to investing in new shipping routes and sea lanes of ... This includes the INS Vikrant aircraft carrier and nuclear submarines like INS Arihant and INS Arighaat.