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ICG Samudra Pratap: India’s First Indigenous Pollution Control Vessel

27 December 20251 min read
DEFENCE & SECURITYICG Samudra Pratap:India’s FirstIndigenous PollutionControl Vessel27 December 2025safalsetu.com

Why in the news

The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) inducted Samudra Pratap, boosting its response to marine pollution and sea emergencies.

Key facts

  • India’s first indigenously designed and built Pollution Control Vessel (PCV), commissioned 23 December 2025.
  • Built by Goa Shipyard Limited under a two-ship project; over 60% indigenous content.
  • The largest ship in the ICG fleet; helps detect, control and clean oil spills.
CategoryDetail
Guns30mm CRN-91 and two 12.7mm remote-controlled guns
SystemsIntegrated Bridge System, Integrated Platform and Power Management Systems, firefighting system
PositioningFirst ICG ship with Dynamic Positioning (DP-1), holding station in rough seas

Exam angle

  • Builder: Goa Shipyard Limited; technology: DP-1.

Test yourself

1. Which shipyard built the Indian Coast Guard's Samudra Pratap pollution control vessel?

It was built by Goa Shipyard Limited under a two-ship PCV project.

2. Which feature makes Samudra Pratap the first of its kind in the Indian Coast Guard fleet?

It is the first ICG ship with Dynamic Positioning (DP-1).

3. Samudra Pratap has what minimum indigenous content?

The vessel has over 60% indigenous content.