List of Ships of The Indian Navy - Commissioned Ships

Commissioned Ships

Centaur class aircraft carrier
  • Viraat (R22)
Rajput class destroyers
  • Rajput (D51)
  • Rana (D52)
  • Ranjit (D53)
  • Ranvir (D54)
  • Ranvijay (D55)
Godavari class frigates
  • Godavari (F20)
  • Gomati (F21)
  • Godavari (F22)
Veer class corvettes
  • Veer (K40)
  • Nirbhik (K41)
  • Nipat (K42)
  • Nishank (K43)
  • Nirghat (K44)
  • Vipul (K45)
  • Vipul (K45)
  • Vinash (K46)
  • Vidyut (K47)
  • Nashak (K83)
  • Pralaya (K91)
  • Prabal (K92)
Abhay class corvettes
  • Abhay (P33)
  • Ajay (P34)
  • Akshay (P35)
  • Agray (P36)
Khukri class corvettes
  • Kirpan (P44)
  • Kuthar (P46)
  • Khanjar (P47)
  • Khukri (P49)
Delhi class destroyers
  • Mysore (D60)
  • Delhi (D61)
  • Mumbai (D62)
Kora class corvettes
  • Kora (P61)
  • Kirch (P62)
  • Kulish (P63)
  • Karmuk (P64)
Brahmaputra class frigates
  • Brahmaputra (F31)
  • Beas (F37)
  • Betwa (F39)
Talwar class frigates
  • Talwar (F40)
  • Trishul (F43)
  • Tabar (F44)
  • Teg (F45)
Shivalik class frigates
  • Shivalik (F47)
  • Satpura (F48)
  • Sahyadri (F49)
Kumbhir class landing ships
  • Cheetah (L18)
  • Mahish (L19)
  • Guldar (L21)
  • Kumbhir (L22)
Trinkat class patrol vessels
  • Trinkat (T61)
  • Tarasa (T63)
Bangaram class patrol vessels
  • Bangaram (T65)
  • Bitra (T66)
  • Batti Malv (T67)
  • Baratang (T68)
Car Nicobar class fast attack crafts
  • Car Nicobar (T69)
  • Chetlat (T70)
  • Kora Divh (T71)
  • Cheriyam (T72)
  • Cankarso (T73)
  • Kondul (T74)
  • Kalpeni (T75)
Sandhayak class survey ships
  • Nirupak (J14)
  • Investigator (J15)
  • Jamuna (J16)
  • Sutlej (J17)
  • Sandhayak (J18)
  • Nirdeshak (J19)
  • Darshak (J20)
  • Sarvekshak (J22)
Makar class survey vessels
  • Meen (J33)
  • Mesh (J32)

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