Kashin class guided missile destroyer INS Ranvijay joined the Indian Navy on 21st December 1987. The Navy became stronger with the commissioning of INS Ranvijay. India’s pride INS Rannvijay completed 37 years today in 2024. Built at the Poti shipyard in the Soviet Union, INS Ranvijay has stood as a symbol of strength and readiness for over 37 years. ‘Sangrame Vaibhavasya’ (Glorious in War) is the motto of INS Ranvijay. INS Ranvijay reflects the promise of excellence in combat.
The 5,000-tonne INS Ranvijay is a powerful warship with exceptional firepower and speed. It plays an important role in the strategy of the Indian Navy to maintain control over the seas. The ship is equipped with powerful surface-to-surface and surface-to-air missiles, which enable it to defend the country against various threats from sea and air.
It has anti-aircraft and anti-missile guns, with the ability to launch torpedoes and anti-submarine rockets. This wide range of weapons makes the Ran Vijaya effective in defending itself and neutralizing threats from all sides. The ship has advanced sensors including radar and sonar systems, which help it track targets accurately. Its integrated communication system ensures smooth coordination with other military assets.
As new challenges emerged, INS Rannvijay underwent significant upgrades. Improved its weapons and systems for greater efficiency. The upgrades have made the ship more comfortable for its crew and ensured the best environment for them to perform their duties
Today, as Ranbijaya remains a strong presence in the Indian Navy, it continues to protect the nation’s interests and maintain peace and stability in the region. With its ongoing excellence and the dedication of its crew, INS Rannvijay plays a vital role in India’s maritime security, always ready to face any challenge ahead.
