English: Newly constructed Indian Navy Talwar class (modified Russian Krivak III class) frigate INS Trikand (F51) rounding the Castle buoy off Southsea Castle while entering Portsmouth Naval Base, UK, 12 July 2013, on an Indian-bound delivery voyage from the Baltiysky Zavod shipyard in St Petersburg, Russia.

INS Trikand) is the last frigate of her class ordered from a Russian shipyard. The successor frigate class to the Talwars is the Shivalik class, and these are being built at Mazagon Dock. Mumbai in India.

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