Samarthak Multi-Purpose Vessel
On 27th August 2026, the Indian Navy received its first indigenous Multi-Purpose Vessel (MPV), Samarthak.
- The vessel was built by Larsen & Toubro (L&T) at Kattupalli, Tamil Nadu.
- Samarthak has over 75% indigenous content.
- It serves as a versatile trial and evaluation platform for the Indian Navy.
- It can conduct maritime surveillance and reconnaissance missions.
- The vessel can undertake offshore patrolling and disaster relief operations.
- Samarthak means “The Proponent”, signifying its multi-mission role.
- Its delivery strengthens indigenous naval shipbuilding and defence ....
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