The six-thousand-ton INS Arihant remained out of service at the docks while the water was pumped out, and the pipes replaced. The entire process took ten months. Its absence was first noted in the ...

India developed and Nuclear submarine program with Ballistic missiles in under 50 years. INS Arihant is the product of peaceful Transfer of Nuclear Technology and Project 932/ATV is the model.

At 6,000 tonnes, INS Arihant is slightly smaller than China's People's Liberation Army Navy's (PLAN's) Type 094 Jin-class SSBNs but can carry a comparable number of missiles.

What You Need to Know: India’s first nuclear-powered submarine, INS Arihant, suffered significant damage in 2018 when a crew member left the rear hatch open, allowing seawater to flood the ...

India has already started construction of INS Aridhaman, the second vessel in the Arihant class, and plans to have a total of four boats by 2020.

India’s first domestically developed and built nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine (SSBN), the INS Arihant, has completed its first deterrent patrol, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi ...

India's first nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine has been grounded for almost a year after it flooded with seawater and almost sank last February. The $2.9 Billion INS Arihant has been ...

This submarine will have double the number of missile hatches than its predecessor INS Arihant giving it the ability to carry more missiles. This will have a more powerful reactor than its predecessor ...

A month before this K4 test the first locally designed and built Indian nuclear powered submarine, the 6,000 ton SSBN (ballistic missile carrying sub) INS Arihant (Destroyer of Enemies) completed its ...

India’s first indigenously-made nuclear submarine, the INS Arihant has been commissioned into service. The 6,000-ton, 110-metre-long INS Arihant (the Sanskrit name meaning ‘Slayer of Enemies ...

INS Arihant left the Shipbuilding Centre (SBC) in the port of Visakhapatnam, on the southeastern coast of India, week for the at-sea tests, according to The Times of India.