INS Mahendragiri Commissioned as India Pursues 200-Ship Navy by 2035

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India commissioned INS Mahendragiri as part of its broader naval expansion strategy targeting a 200-ship fleet by 2035. The Indian Navy is prioritizing indigenous design and domestic construction to achieve this ambitious goal under its self-reliance drive. The expansion covers upgrades across float, move, and fight capabilities to build a well-rounded operational force. This naval buildup is aimed at securing India's maritime trade routes and reinforcing regional stability. Investment in emerging technologies is also being channeled to support multi-domain naval operations.

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