Indian Navy nuclear submarines will soon be equipped with dangerous torpedoes. The race to supply torpedoes to the Navy has now come to its final stop. Which includes the German Atlas Electronic and the French Naval Group. The Navy had floated a tender for the torpedo of conventional and Arihant class nuclear submarines of India's Scorpene-class.

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According to media reports that January 17 was the last day to respond to the tender, only German Atlas Electronic and French Naval Group have responded to the proposal. The tender was issued for French-origin Scorpene submarines being built at Mazagaon Dockyards Ltd (MDL) in India. Tenders for heavyweight torpedoes for the Navy were issued to global manufacturers in France, Sweden, Russia, and Germany, but only two firms have responded.

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Navy's urgent requirement for heavyweight torpedoes will be met through foreign vendors. Whereas for further requirement it will be fulfilled through 'Made in India'. The Navy has also received assurances from global suppliers that their torpedoes will be allowed by their governments to deploy on Arihant-class nuclear-powered ballistic submarines.

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