INS Mahi class ships launched The Cochin Shipyard unveiled the first three of eight Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) shallow watercrafts commissioned for the Indian Navy - INS Mahe, INS Malvan, and INS Mangrol. These ships are poised to replace the Abhay class ASW corvettes and excel in anti-submarine operations, coastal defense, mine laying, and sub-surface surveillance. The Mahe class of ships will be equipped with indigenously developed, state-of-the-art underwater sensors, and are envisaged to u

'No strikes by permanent employees' - After being at the helm of Cochin Shipyard as CMD for a decade, Madhu S. Nair retired on Saturday (Jan 31, 2026). #MadhuSNair #CochinShipyard #Kerala | TNIE Kerala

Hooghly Cochin Shipyard Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of CSL, launched a 40T BP Tug I H BLUE MACKEREL on 05 December 2025. Built for M/s Industrial Handling Private Limited (IHPL), the vessel was launched by Mrs.Ria Nandi Ghai in presence of Shri Sreejith K. Narayanan, CEO HCSL, RAdm Subir Mukherjee (IN Rtd) Senior Strategic Advisor, Shri Harikumar K, GM CSL, Shri Ranit Nandi Director IHPL, Shri Debashish Saha, Head IRS Kolkata, COO & CFO, HCSL and other distinguished guests. #MakeInIndia #

Designed by Warship Design Bureau & built by Cochin Shipyard Ltd #Vikrant is a force multiplier which will strengthen Indian Navy’s offensive & defensive capabilities. 76% indigenous content of #Vikrant involves 550 Indian companies including 100 MSMEs in a reflection of Make In India. | Hardeep Singh Puri

Indian Navy scripts Maritime history! India joins a select group of nations having niche capability to indigenously design, build & integrate a state-of-the art Aircraft Carrier by taking delivery of prestigious Indigenous IAC ‘Vikrant' from her builder Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL), Kochi. The carrier is christened after her illustrious predecessor, India's first Aircraft Carrier which played a vital role in the 1971 war. | Ministry of Defence, Government of India