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  1. The Indian Ocean Region is facing calls for expanding maritime security requirements across the area.
  2. India strengthens maritime security in the Indian Ocean Region as the Defence Minister outlines a strategic roadmap for the country.

India Launches First Fleet Support Ship to Boost Naval Reach

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Rajnath Singh launched FSS-1, the first of five Fleet Support Ships, at Hindustan Shipyard Limited. The 43,500-tonne vessel is designed and built indigenously and is intended to keep Indian Navy warships fueled and supplied while at sea.

From oneindia.com

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The fleet support ships are designed to extend the Indian Navy's endurance and operational reach across the Indian Ocean Region. The successful indigenous shipbuilding program demonstrates India's strategic capability in maritime defense.

India is strengthening maritime security in the Indian Ocean Region as the Defence Minister outlines a strategic roadmap for the country.

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  • Rajnath SinghLaunched the first Fleet Support Ship and laid the keel of the fifth ship
  • Indian NavyThe maritime service branch that will utilize the ships for extended operations
  • Ministry of DefenceThe government agency responsible for implementing the defense policy

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