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Defence council clears Project 18A for larger, stealthier next-generation Navy destroyers

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India's Defence Acquisition Council has approved Project 18A, an ambitious programme to build next-generation destroyers for the Indian Navy. The new warships are designed to be larger and more technologically advanced than current models, with stronger armament. The project is estimated to cost more than Rs 75,000 crore. Delivery is expected within five to ten years after the contract is signed.

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