Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to attend commissioning ceremony of INS Tushil in Russia

The Indian Navy is poised to bolster its maritime prowess with the commissioning of its newest multi-role stealth guided-missile frigate, INS Tushil, at Kaliningrad, Russia, on the 9th of December. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will attend the event as the chief guest. INS Tushil is equipped with cutting-edge technologies. It is an upgraded Krivak III-class frigate under Project 1135.6. This 3,900-ton warship features a blend of Indian and Russian cutting-edge technologies, boasting enhanced stealth and stability features. Its design incorporates an impressive 26 percent indigenous



content, with 33 Indian-made systems onboard. Tushil means “Protector Shield.” With the motto, “Nirbhay, Abhedya aur Balsheel” (Fearless, Indomitable, Resolute), INS Tushil embodies the Indian Navy’s commitment to safeguarding the nation’s maritime frontiers. 

The commissioning of INS Tushil marks a significant step toward the country’s maritime defense strategy, reinforcing the Navy’s readiness to address future challenges while showcasing a robust example of international cooperation.