HSL delivers INS Nistar to Navy
. The acceptance document was signed by Cmde Hemant Khatri, CMD of HSL and Cdr Amit Subhro Banerji, CO Nistar, in the presence of Rear Adm Ravnish Seth, VSM, CSO (Tech), along with senior officials from HSL and the Indian Navy.
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Following the successful delivery of INS Dhruv in 2020 and today's delivery of Nistar, HSL marks a quantum leap—from building small support vessels/ tugs to delivering complex, strategic platforms of national importance. This reflects HSL's significant advancement in technological capability, precision engineering, and expertise in constructing complex warships for the Nation.Nistar is an indigenously built vessel equipped with cutting-edge technology—underscoring HSL's vital role in advancing the Make In India initiative and enhancing the might of the Indian Navy.
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