Watch India's Deadliest Sub INS Kalvari Dive Underwater, Shoot Missiles

Watch India's Deadliest Sub INS Kalvari Dive Underwater, Shoot Missiles
INS Kalvari is the most modern non-nuclear submarine in the Navy and is powered by an extremely silent diesel-electric motor making it very difficult to detect underwater. The submarine is armed with heavy weight torpedoes and anti-ship missiles. The submarine can launch torpedoes both while submerged or on the surface.
All India | Reported by Vishnu Som, Edited by Abhinav Bhatt | Updated: December 30, 2017 12:08 IST
by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored
Domino's Cook Retires Forever After 94,349,014 Rupee Win (ViralStories4U)
Check your CIBIL Score FREE - In just 2 minutes! (wishfin.com)

SHARE
EMAIL
PRINT
COMMENTS
Watch India's Deadliest Sub INS Kalvari Dive Underwater, Shoot Missiles
Click to Play

INS Kalvari was commissioned into Indian Navy earlier this month
NEW DELHI: As the Indian Navy celebrates 50 years of its submarine operations, it has released footage of INS Kalvari - India's deadliest Scorpene class submarine - undergoing sea trials. The French-designed submarine was commissioned into the Navy by Prime Minister Narendra Modi earlier this month.

The video shows INS Kalvari's state of the art operations centre and how the crew manages this "deadly predator", which is aptly named after the tiger shark. It begins with footage of the submarine being built by Mazagon Dock Limited in Mumbai and then shows INS Kalvari on its maiden sortie.

After precise coordination from the crew, and a good look through the periscope, the Captain gives the order for the submarine to dive, and effortlessly she does. The video also shows a demonstration of how the submarine locks on to a moving target and destroys it using an Exocet anti-ship missile.

The heart of the Kalvari's weapons system is SUBTICS or Submarine Tactical Integrated Combat System suite which processes information from the sonars onboard the submarine in detecting targets which can then be engaged with torpedoes or missiles.