Dive into a detailed comparison between the Indian Navy and the Pakistan Navy as of 2025. This short video highlights the strengths, capabilities, and strategic focuses of both naval forces, providing insights into their current statuses and future trajectories.

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Indian Navy – 2025 Overview
Aircraft Carriers: 2 (INS Vikramaditya, INS Vikrant)
Destroyers: 13 (including INS Kolkata-class, INS Visakhapatnam-class)
Frigates: 14 (Shivalik-class, Talwar-class)
Corvettes/Missile Boats: 18
Submarines: 19 (including 2 SSBNs, 17 SSKs)
Patrol Vessels: 143 (10 OPVs, 19 PVs, 114 PBs)
Fleet Replenishment Ships: 4
Amphibious Vessels: 13
Other Auxiliaries: ~80
Naval Aviation: Boeing P-8I Poseidon, HAL Dhruv, Kamov Ka-31
Personnel: Approximately 75,500 active personnel
Strategic Focus: Blue-water capabilities, indigenous shipbuilding, countering China's presence in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR)


Pakistan Navy – 2025 Overview
Frigates: 10 (including Type 054A/P, Zulfiquar-class)
Corvettes: 4 (Yarmouk-class)
Submarines: 8 (5 diesel-electric, 3 MG110 mini submarines)
Missile Boats: Fast Attack Craft (Missile)
Patrol Vessels: Various classes
Fleet Replenishment Ships: 1 (PNS Moawin)
Naval Aviation: P-3C Orion, ATR-72, Z-9EC helicopters
Personnel: Approximately 30,000 active personnel
Strategic Focus: Coastal defense, modernization through Chinese collaboration, induction of Hangor-class submarines


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