shipbuilding

Anti-submarine craft INS Androth launched

These ships, used to conduct anti-submarine operations and mine laying operations, can attain a maximum speed of 25 knots.

Shiv Sahay Singh

Sailing through the 75-year history of shipbuilding in India

Sumit Bhattacharjee

Shipbuilding has the potential to strengthen the mission of ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’: Economic Survey

The Hindu Bureau

A warship programme that must go full steam ahead

Explained | The INS Mormugao and its capabilities

India could save at least $25 billion annually in foreign exchange if government incentives helped private companies to develop the local shipping industry, says FIEO director general Ajai Sahai.

India said to offer incentives to boost shipbuilding industry

CSL bags order worth ₹1,000 crore from European client for commissioning service operation support vessel

Lost 17th-century warship ‘Applet’ found in Sweden

An aerial view of the Hindustan Shipyard Limited in Visakhapatnam. The shipyard has built 200 ships and completed 2,000 repairs since its inception.

From building SS Jala Usha in 1941 to launching two Diving Support Vessels, Hindustan Shipyard Limited has come a long way

Sumit Bhattacharjee

More stories from this Topic

The new Naval Ensign hoisted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on INS Vikrant. File

Now, Cochin Shipyard to install missile systems on INS Vikrant

Sarbananda Sonowal. File

Ship-breaking capacity at Gujarat’s Alang to be doubled: Sarbananda Sonowal

The construction of the north breakwaters in progress at the Ramayapatnam port site in Nellore district.

Andhra Pradesh Maritime Board working to bring in first ship to Ramayapatnam port by early 2024

लहरों पर सवार: आईएनएस विक्रांत

Wind in the sail: On INS Vikrant

The flight deck of the maiden indigenous aircraft carrier, Vikrant. Its island structure with the pennant number, R11, is to the starboard side.

‘Vikrant to take a finite time to be fully ready for deployment’

Vikrant is designed by the Directorate of Naval Design and constructed by Cochin Shipyard Limited. Photo: Indian Navy via PTI

Vikrant, India’s first aircraft carrier, to be commissioned on September 2

An aerial view of the Hooghly Cochin Shipyard.

CSL-owned subsidiary shipyard launched in Hooghly

Special Correspondent

The Cochin Shipyard on Friday launched Atal, a ship capable of carrying 1,200 passengers and 1,000 tonnes of cargo, built for the Andaman and Nicobar Administration.

Second ship for A&N administration launched

Special Correspondent

Integrated trials of a majority of equipment and systems on board were undertaken as part of the fourth phase of sea trials of the Indigenous Aircraft Carrier.

Indigenous Aircraft Carrier completes fourth phase of sea trials

Special Correspondent

Nalanda, a vessel with a capacity to carry 500 passengers, was delivered by Cochin Shipyard to the Andaman and Nicobar Administration. It’s the second vessel of the class built and delivered by the shipyard.

Cochin Shipyard delivers another 500-pax vessel to Andaman and Nicobar Administration

Special Correspondent

Madhu S. Nair (centre), Chairman and Managing Director of Cochin Shipyard Limited, explaining the controls of fully electric transport ferries being built by CSL for ASKO Maritime, a Norwegian company, to Hans Jacob Frydenlund (right), Norwegian Ambassador. Venu Rajamony (left), Officer on Special Duty External Cooperation, Kerala Government, is also seen.

Norwegian Ambassador visits Cochin Shipyard

Special Correspondent

The workers at Kattupalli have been on strike since February demanding permanent jobs.

13 years on, displaced Kattupalli fishers still await permanent jobs

The Indigenous Aircraft Carrier docked at the Cochin Shipyard after returning from its successful maiden sea voyage in August last year.

Cochin Shipyard to conduct final sea trial of aircraft carrier in May

Cochin shipyard to build India’s biggest dredger

Special Correspondent