In a ceremony held at the Ship Building Complex Visakhapatnam, India formally commissioned Russian-built Nerpa submarine, known in India as INS Chakra, into the Indian Navy. The nuclear-powered attack submarine was handed over to India in March 2012.
Nuclear submarine inducted into Indian Navy
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