Historic Moment For Indian Navy With Maiden Landing Of MiG-29k
The Indian Navy shared a video from its official Twitter account marking a “historic milestone” for the defense forces, which witnessed a maiden night landing of MiG-29K on INS Vikrant. In the shared video, the Indian Navy said, this achievement is yet another step towards ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’. tated that the challenging night landing trial on India's first indigenously-built aircraft carrier INS Vikrant demonstrates the “resolve, skill and… read-more
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PM Modi Commissions INS Vikrant, 262 Metres Self Reliant Indigenous Ship Into Indian Navy
PM Narendra Modi Commissioned INS Vikrant, giant India's first ever indigenous ship, at Cochin Shipyard Limited, on September 2. The commissioning of the made-in-India craft will boost India's defence and attack capability, enhancing the Indian Navy. Built at a cost of Rs. 20,000 crores, is a self-reliant, 262-meters ship. "INS Vikrant is a floating airfield, a floating town and power generated in it can… read-more
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PM Modi Commissions INS Vikrant Aircraft To Boost Indian Navy: Kerala
PM Narendra Modi commissioned INS Vikrant, India's first indigenous aircraft into the Indian Navy, on September 2. Modi Ji commissioned the aircraft at 9:30 am, at Kochin Shipyard Limited, Kochin, Kerala. The commissioned aircraft will be a boost to the maritime security of India, with advanced features. The 262-meter long aircraft is a mix of 30 crafts, can fly MiG 29k fighter, has early air warning helicopter features among others.
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India's First Indigenous Aircraft Carrier 'INS Vikrant' Begins Sea Trails
India has started sea trials of its first Indigenous Aircraft Carrier (IAC) named ''INS Vikrant'' on August 4. Reportedly, INS Vikrant is 860 feet long, 230 feet wide, and weighs about 45,000 metric tons. However, it will be commissioned in August 2022 and fully operational in mid-2023. Notably, it has been designed by the Directorate of Naval Design of the Indian Navy, who said it's a ''proud and historic day''.
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