In a landmark achievement for the Indian Navy, the MH-60R helicopter carried out its maiden landing and take-off from a naval vessel in the Arabian Sea last Friday. This milestone, according to sources privy to the development, significantly enhances the navy's anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface warfare, and surveillance proficiencies. The MH-60R, a state-of-the-art addition to the Indian Navy's arsenal, is an American manufactured helicopter with an illustrious record in various operations. These operations span surveillance, anti-shipping missions, research, rescue operations, and submarine assaults. The navy asserts that the MH-60R has the potential to significantly boost the navy's overall capabilities. The acquisition of the MH-60R underscores India's intentions to amplify its defense sector considerably and strengthen its capacity to counter submarine threats. Moreover, naval officials suggest that the helicopter will be vital for conducting rescue operations during emergency situations. As part of the agreement for foreign defense purchases, India's Ministry of Defense will secure a total of 24 MH-60R helicopters from the
