INS Anjdeep: India's Silent Killer to Hunt Enemy Submarines with Indigenous Sonar

• Indian Navy to commission INS Anjdeep on February 27, 2026, at Chennai port, enhancing anti-submarine warfare.
• Features advanced water-jet propulsion for agility and a low-noise design, making it a 'silent killer' with speeds up to 25 knots.
• Equipped with indigenous 'Abhay' hull-mounted sonar, low-frequency variable depth sonar, modern radar, and electronic warfare suite.
• Carries RBU-6000 anti-submarine rocket launchers, triple-tube torpedo launchers, 30mm CIWS, and 12.7mm remote-controlled gun.
• A 'Make in India' success with over 80% indigenous content, built by GRSE and L&T, costing 6,311 crore for eight ships.