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Indian Navy Pursues Indigenous SATCOM Terminals for Warship Fleet

The procurement program aims to enhance secure, long-range maritime communication across deep-sea naval operations.

· Published 07 Sept 2026, 13:50 UTCAI-assisted, editor-reviewed
Indian Navy Pursues Indigenous SATCOM Terminals for Warship Fleet
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The Indian Navy has initiated a project to procure domestically manufactured satellite communication (SATCOM) terminals to upgrade communications across its surface fleet.

The deployment of these indigenous systems is designed to provide dependable, long-range connectivity for naval vessels deployed across distant maritime theaters, thousands of kilometres away from mainland infrastructure.

Technically, the terminals will enable warships to maintain secure, high-bandwidth data links, encrypted voice transmissions, and real-time video feeds during deep-sea operations, reinforcing tactical coordination between deployed units and command centers.

The acquisition initiative aligns with ongoing efforts to integrate homegrown technology across the naval sector, boosting self-reliance in specialized defense and maritime electronics.

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