The Indian Navy says that it is fully prepared for its new warship. India is going to get this warship from Russia. This will be a commission in Kalinigrad, Russia. The latest Stealth Multi-Rol Frigate ‘Tamal’ will join the Indian Navy in Kalinigrad, Russia. ‘Tamal’ is the eighth and the second warship of the Tursi class in the series of Criva Class Figures. The warship has more than 250 navies, who have received extensive training in the harsh winter of St. Petersburg and Kalinigrad. Tamal has successfully completed several intensive sea tests in the last three months. It is also important that under this project, two frigates of Triput class are being constructed in Goa Shipyard Limited in India with Russian technology and design collaboration.

After the completion of this entire series, the Indian Navy will have 10 warships with equal capabilities. This will increase the power of the Indian Navy in the sea. The warship Tamal, which is going to meet the Indian Navy, has been constructed at Russia’s Yantar Shipyard, Kalinigrad. It will be the last warship to be received from abroad. According to the ‘self -reliant India’ and ‘Make in India’ initiative of the Government of India, 26 indigenous equipment has been installed in this warship. These devices also include BrahMos supersonic cruise missile capable of penetrating the goals on sea and land.