by Vidit Kumar
In a significant milestone, the Indian Navy has bolstered its fleet with the delivery of its third 25T Bollard Pull (BP) Tug, Bajrang, on June 29, 2024. The ceremony was graced by Rear Admiral DK Goswami, Assistant Superintendent Dockyard (Mbi).
The induction of Bajrang, the third in the series of 25T BP Tugs, marks a significant enhancement of the Indian Navy’s capabilities in providing critical support to its ships and submarines. These powerful tugs are designed to assist in berthing, un-berthing, turning, and maneuvering in confined waters, ensuring the safe and efficient movement of naval vessels.
With the addition of Bajrang, the Indian Navy’s fleet now boasts three 25T BP Tugs, significantly augmenting its operational capabilities. These tugs are equipped with advanced technology and possess the capacity to handle the most demanding tasks, ensuring the seamless execution of naval operations.
The delivery of Bajrang is a testament to the Indian Navy’s commitment to modernizing its fleet and enhancing its operational readiness. The induction of these advanced tugs will enable the Navy to respond more effectively to emerging challenges and reinforce its position as a formidable maritime force in the region.
As the Indian Navy continues to expand its capabilities, the addition of Bajrang and its sister tugs will play a vital role in supporting the fleet’s operational commitments. With their impressive bollard pull capacity and advanced features, these tugs will ensure the safe and efficient movement of naval vessels, thereby enhancing the Navy’s overall operational effectiveness.
