GSL Unveils Two Indigenous Fast Patrol Vessels for Coast Guard
Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) launched two indigenous fast patrol vessels, Adamya and Akshar, designed for the Indian Coast Guard, on 28th October. These vessels are intended to enhance the protection of offshore assets, island territories, and conduct surveillance operations.
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Why in the news? | Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) launched two indigenous fast patrol vessels, Adamya and Akshar |
Design and Specifications | Designed by Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) in-house for Indian Coast Guard’s operational needs. – Length: 52 meters – Breadth: 8 meters – Displacement: 320 tonnes |
Purpose | To protect offshore assets, island territories, and conduct surveillance operations. |
Fleet | Construction GSL is constructing 8 FPVs for the Indian Coast Guard. |
Significance | – Enduring collaboration between GSL and the Indian Coast Guard. – Achieved despite challenges (COVID-19 & geopolitical disruptions). |
About Goa Shipyard Limited | – Founded in 1957. – Offers vessel design, construction, repair, and modernization services. |
Chairman | Brajesh Kumar Upadhyay (appointed on 10.07.2022) |
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