INS Sindhughosh is a submarine of the Indian Navy, specifically a Kilo-class submarine. It was commissioned in 1986 and is designed for anti-submarine warfare, intelligence gathering, and surveillance missions. The submarine is equipped with advanced sonar systems and torpedoes, making it a vital asset for India's maritime defense. The Kilo-class submarines were originally developed by the Soviet Union and are known for their stealth capabilities. INS Sindhughosh has undergone several upgrades to enhance its operational efficiency and combat readiness, ensuring it remains a crucial component of India's underwater fleet.