INS Tushil Indian Navy – What benefit will the Indian Navy get from INS Tushil… How important is this warship for the country? – why ins tushil is important for indian navy
INS Tushil is an advanced warship received from Russia to India. With the arrival of Tushil, the strength of the Indian Navy will increase in the Indo-Pacific region. Tushil will make an important contribution in this work. Through this, India’s geopolitical interest can be protected. Also the country’s sea and Indian Ocean region.
Tushil is a missile frigate. That means it has BrahMos cruise missiles installed in it. This is the world’s fastest cruise missile. Which has been made by Russia and India together. This missile gives a boost to India’s Make in India campaign. The deployment of this missile in this warship will send shivers down the spines of the enemy.
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The weapons in this warship are excellently balanced. It has stealth technology. It will not be easily visible on enemy radar. Its design is such that it follows low-radar visibility. Not only this, if needed, this ship can operate automatically. That means operation, attack and defense etc.
Why did India choose Russia for this?
If India wanted, it could have built warships from America, France or Israel or any other country. But apart from Russia, no country wanted to share its technology with India. That’s why India chose Russia. Russia also gave advanced military technology to its old friend.
The second thing is that India knows that Russia has the most advanced shipbuilding technology in the world. Russia is also ready to help under India’s Make in India program. BrahMos missile is the result of this. Apart from this, many weapons like assault rifles and tanks are being made in similar manner.
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Tushil means impenetrable kavacham
Its name i.e. Tushil means Impenetrable Kavacham. That means protector shield. Its motto is – fearless, impenetrable and strong. It shows the strength and maritime prowess of the Indian Navy. It has been built under Krivak Class-3 Frigate i.e. Project 1135.6. Which is an upgraded version of Talwar class.
Now we know the strength of this warship
The sea displacement of INS Tushil is 3850 tonnes. Its length is 409.5 feet, beam is 49.10 feet and draft is 13.9 feet. It can run at a maximum speed of 59 km/hr in the sea. If the speed is increased to 26 km/hr then it can cover a range of 4850 km. If you travel at a speed of 56 km/hr, you can go up to 2600 km.
Can stay at sea for 30 days with 180 sailors
This warship can remain deployed at sea for 30 days carrying 180 soldiers including 18 officers. After that supplies and fuel have to be loaded into it. These warships are equipped with electronic warfare systems. Also, 4 KT-216 decoy launchers are installed. 24 Shtil-1 medium range missiles are deployed in it.
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Equipped with weapons that can destroy the enemy’s arrogance
8 Igla-1E, 8 vertical launch anti-ship missile clubs, 8 vertical launch anti-ship and land attack BrahMos missiles are also deployed. It is fitted with a 100 mm A-190E naval gun. Apart from this, a 76 mm Otto Melara naval gun is installed. 2 AK-630 CIWS and 2 Kashtan CIWS guns are installed. Apart from these dangerous guns, there are two 533 mm torpedo tubes. A rocket launcher has also been deployed. This warship can be equipped with a Kamov-28 or a Kamov-31 or Dhruv helicopter.
