Dhruv Helicopters Await Key Modifications Before Resuming Flights

The Indian Coast Guard and Navy have some special helicopters called Dhruv.

These helicopters need a small but important part fixed to make them safer.

This part, called the Non-Rotating Swashplate Bearing, helps the helicopter's blades move.

The helicopters will be fixed in groups over the next few months.

This is because a few helicopters had problems recently, and one even crashed.

The helicopters for the Army and Air Force don't need this fix.

The Dhruv helicopters have been used for a long time and have flown many hours, but this is the first time this specific part had a problem.

The fix will help the helicopters handle the tough conditions they face, like landing on ships and being near salty sea water.