Indian Coast Guard Ship (ICGS) C-452, to be commissioned in the Indian Navy.

The ship was indigenously built in India under the Make in India initiative. It was designed and built by L&T.
Earlier, Defence Minister ShriRajnath Singh had commissioned the ICGS Sachet and two other interceptor boats namely C-451 and C-450 in Goa.
Indian Coast Guardis an armed force and maritime law enforcement agency. It was established in 1978 under the Coast Guard Act, 1978.
It operates under Ministry of Defence.
The ICG works in close operation with the State Police Forces, Department of Revenue, Department of Fisheries and Indian Navy.
The four main regional headquarters of Indian Coast Guard are located in Port Blair, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Gandhinagar.
Currently the aircrafts such as Dornier, HAL Dhruv and HAL Chetak are serving the Indian Coast Guard. Dornier was jointly developed by India and Germany.
Dhruv was developed in India and HAL Chetak was jointly developed by India and France.
The vessels currently serving the Indian Coast Guard are Samudra Class, Samarth Class, Vikram Class, Vishwast Class, Sankalp class and Samar class
The Fast Patrol Vessels of ICG Are Aadesh Class, Rajshree Class, Rani Abbaka class, Priyadarshini Class and Sarojini Naidu Class.
The Patrol Boats operating in the Indian Coast Guard are Bharti Class, ABG Classs, L&T Class, AMP Class and Swallow Craft Class.