Bharati-class of interceptor boats are a series of fifteen watercraft being built by Bharati Shipyard for the Indian Coast Guard.

The vessels can perform high-speed interception, close-coast patrol, low-intensity maritime operations, search-and-rescue and surveillance.

They are being constructed as per a ₹2.81 billion (US$32 million) contract signed with the Ministry of Defence, which was announced on 6 March 2009.

It was commissioned in Mumbai on 22 February 2013 in the presence of Maharashtra Chief Secretary J.K. Banthia and S.P.S.

Basra, Inspector General (IG), Coast Guard Region (West).