The Shivalik-class vessels are being built entirely in India and have Club anti-ship missiles, Shtil surface-to-air missiles, Barak air and missile defence systems and RBU 6000 anti-submarine ...

These warships are an enhancement of the earlier Shivalik class and incorporate advanced technologies to improve stealth, survivability, and combat capabilities. More for You.

The Shivalik class vessels will be the mainstay frigates of the Indian Navy in the first half of the 21st century. Their sophisticated weaponry includes the Klub surface-to-surface missiles and ...

The Navy is all set to induct by March the Shivalik Class frigates to boost its surface fleet and the warship will be the highlight of the tableau for the Republic Day Parade, apart from the year ...

Pl7A warships are the Shivalik class stealth frigates’ successors. This series will consist of seven frigates, four of which will be built by Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDL) and three by ...

The follow-on of the Shivalik class would be the Project 17 Alpha, under which a total of seven ships will be built. Indian Navy's Directorate of Naval Design envisaged the project way back in 1997.