Question
Which shipyard company launched 'Tavasya', the second
frigate of Project 1135.6?Solution
Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) launched 'Tavasya', the second frigate of Project 1135.6 (designated as Yard 1259). This naval vessel represents a significant achievement in India's indigenous shipbuilding capabilities, with 56% of the frigate built domestically—a substantial improvement from the 25% indigenization level of comparable foreign-built vessels. Named after Bhima's mace from the Mahabharata, Tavasya symbolizes the strength of the Indian Navy. The frigate measures 124.8 meters in length, 15.2 meters in width, has a draught of 4.5 meters, displaces approximately 3,600 tons, and can achieve speeds up to 28 knots. It features advanced stealth capabilities, BrahMos missile systems, torpedo launchers, and sophisticated sonar and sensor technologies. This launch aligns with India's national objective of achieving Rs. 50,000 crores in defense exports by 2029. GSL previously launched the first ship of this project, 'Triput', on July 23, 2024.
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