INS Satavahana (Submarine School)

Vishakhapatnam, India

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  • INS Satavahana (Submarine School)

    Established: 1974 Vishakhapatnam

    The establishment derives its name from the SATAVAHANA dynasty that once ruled the eastern coast of peninsular India (184 BC to 300 AD). The name of first Ruler of the dynasty was Srimukha Satavahana. During ...

    Branch: Indian Navy

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