| ID | 129350 |
| Title Proper | Case for the amur 1650 worthy successor to the kilo |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | D&T |
| Publication | 2012. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | to shore up its depleting naval fleet, India is expected this year to issue an $11 bn global tender for building six next generation conventional submarine. In this future RFP called project -75 India, five international vendors are likely to bid. |
| `In' analytical Note | Defence and Technology Vol.11, No.89; March-April 2012; p.50 |
| Journal Source | Defence and Technology Vol.11, No.89; March-April 2012; p.50 |
| Key Words | Naval Fleet ; Next Generation Conventional Submarine - NGCS ; Naval Strategy ; Naval Security ; Conventional Submarine ; Project -75 ; India ; Indian Navy ; Defence Budget ; Defence Procurement |