Indian Navy to Commission Anti-Submarine Vessel Malvan Amid Regional Threats

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The Indian Navy is set to commission Malvan, an anti-submarine warfare vessel, as part of its expanding domestic fleet. Malvan is the second ship in the Mahe-class series, which comprises eight vessels being built indigenously. The Navy aims to induct a total of eighteen vessels this year, spanning various specialized categories. Designed for shallow coastal waters, these ships are built to detect and counter underwater threats near India's shoreline. The move comes as both China and Pakistan continue to grow their submarine capabilities in the region.

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