INS Karanj Inducted into service

Indian Navy inducted INS Karanj into service, the 3rd Scorpene-class conventional diesel-electric submarine.

About INS Karanj:

INS Karanj is a part of Project-75I.
It is the 3rd of the first batch of 6 Scorpene-class submarines for the Indian Navy.
It is French naval defence and energy group.
Manufactured by Mazagon Dock Limited in Mumbai.

Key Features:

INS Karanj is equipped with centralised propulsion and machinery control.
The powerful diesel engines can quickly charge batteries for a stealthy mission profile.
It is also fitted with a permanent magnetic synchronous motor making it one of the quietest submarines in the world.

Features:

They have advanced silencing techniques, low radiated noise levels, and the ability to attack with precision-guided weapons on board.
They can also launch crippling attacks on the surface and underwater enemy targets.
The Indian Navy will use these submarines for area surveillance, intelligence gathering, anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface warfare, and minelaying operations.
They can travel at a maximum submerged speed of approximately 20 knots and have the ability to remain submerged for 21 days.
It has a diving depth of more than 350m.

About Project 75I:

Project 75I is a program by the Indian Navy for building 6 Scorpene-Class attack submarines.
- The first submarine is INS Kalvari. It was commissioned in 2017
- The second is INS Khanderi. It was commissioned in 2019.
- The fourth and fifth submarines are INS Vela and INS Vagir.
- The sixth is INS Vaghseer.

Source: TH

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