India’s Sea Surveillance Hamstrung As ALH Dhruv Remains Grounded

India’s maritime surveillance capabilities are encountering a profound operational crisis due to the extended grounding of the Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) DHRUV fleet operated by the Navy and Coast Guard, reported Pradip R Sagar of India Today.This indigenous platform, vital for coastal security and sea-based operations, has left significant gaps in coverage, particularly affecting the Indian
India’s maritime surveillance capabilities are encountering a profound operational crisis due to the extended grounding of the Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) DHRUV fleet operated by the Navy and Coast Guard, reported Pradip R Sagar of India Today.This indigenous platform, vital for coastal security and sea-based operations, has left significant gaps in coverage, particularly affecting the Indian
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