ICGS Adamya Commissioned at Paradip Port

• Commissioning Details:

  • ICGS Adamya, the first ship of the Adamya-class Fast Patrol Vessels, was commissioned on September 19, 2025, at Paradip Port, Odisha.
  • Commissioned by Joint Secretary (AF & Policy), Ministry of Defence Shri Satyajit Mohanty.

• Vessel Specifications:

  • Length: 51 meters.
  • Displacement: Approximately 320 tons.
  • Maximum Speed: 28 knots.
  • Endurance: 1500 nautical miles at economical speed.
  • Propulsion: Two 3000 KW diesel engines.
  • Fitted with two indigenously developed Controllable Pitch Propellers and gearboxes.

• Indigenous Development:

  • Over 60% of the vessel's components are made in India, reflecting the Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative aimed at self-reliance in defense manufacturing.

• Operational Role:

  • ICGS Adamya will be based at Paradip, Odisha under the ICG Region (North East).
  • Equipped for surveillance of maritime zones and fulfilling ICG charter duties to safeguard India’s maritime interests.
  • Crew: Five officers and 34 personnel.

• Weaponry:

  • One 30 mm CRN 91 gun.
  • Two 12.7 mm stabilized remote-controlled machine guns.
  • Enhanced by sophisticated fire control systems.

• Technology Features:

  • Integrated Bridge System.
  • Integrated Platform Management System.
  • Automated Power Management System.
  • These systems augment operational efficiency and automation of the vessel.

• Operational Commitment:

  • The name 'Adamya' signifies 'indomitable', symbolizing the commitment towards ensuring safe, secure, and clean seas in alignment with the maritime interests of India.

This summary encapsulates the commissioning event, detailed specifications, operational roles, indigenous contributions, and technological advancements of ICGS Adamya, essential for understanding India's maritime defense developments.