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HSL docks Navy’s largest amphibious warship INS Jalashwa for major refit

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V. Kamalakara Rao
HSL docks Navy’s largest amphibious warship INS Jalashwa for major refit
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Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL) has successfully docked the Indian Navy's largest amphibious warship, INS Jalashwa, for a major refit. This milestone marks a significant advancement in India's indigenous ship maintenance capabilities on the eastern seaboard.

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Developing domestic dry-docking infrastructure reduces reliance on foreign facilities and improves the turnaround time for critical naval assets.

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Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL) has docked the Indian Navy’s largest amphibious warship, INS Jalashwa, into its premier building dock here.

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