<h1>Navy receives second domestically built anti-submarine warfare shallow-water ship in eight-vessel series to boost coastal surveillance and deterrence</h1> A national navy received an indigenously built anti-submarine warfare shallow-water craft, the second of an eight-ship series produced by a domestic shipbuilder, marking delivery under a defense procurement program aimed at enhancing maritime surveillance and anti-submarine capabilities amid regional naval activity. The roughly 77-metre diesel-engine/waterjet vessel, reportedly carrying lightweight torpedoes and domestically developed anti-submarine rockets, is claimed to feature over 80% indigenous content, reflecting policy objectives of self-reliance in defense manufacturing and reduced import dependence while strengthening coastal defense posture.