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The Navy has unveiled a 15-year plan to achieve full indigenisation in all phases of warship construction, from ship-building to systems to weapons, and aligned it with Prime Minister's “Make in India.” The Navy wants to involve private industry in a big way in this initiative.
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The Navy has unveiled a 15-year plan to achieve full indigenisation in all phases of warship construction, from ship-building to systems to weapons, and aligned it with Prime Minister's “Make in India.” The Navy wants to involve private industry in a big way in this initiative.
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| Source: The Hindu |
- A warship can be broadly divided into three segments — float, move and fight.
- Float - 90 % indigenisation
- Move (propulsion) - 60 %
- Fight (weapons) - 30 %
- which are priority areas to be addressed.
- Among platforms, a major area of concern is helicopters.
- huge opportunity for indigenisation of our future naval aviation assets
- The Navy has individual plans for capacity augmentation —
- the Indian Maritime Capability Perspective Plan for fleet augmentation,
- Maritime Infrastructure Augmentation Plan and
- the Maritime Cooperation Roadmap all of which are from 2012 to 2027.
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| Source: Times of India |
[Ref: Times of India, The Hindu]
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