Daily Current Affairs / India’s First Underwater Museum to Be Built Around INS Guldar in Maharashtra:
Category : Science and Tech Published on: June 16 2025
India is set to develop its first underwater museum and artificial coral reef at the site of the decommissioned warship INS Guldar, located off Vengurla coast near Nivati Rocks in Sindhudurg, Maharashtra. The ₹46.91 crore project, backed by the Tourism Ministry, will support marine biodiversity and boost eco-tourism through scuba diving and submarine tours.
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