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In a historic day for the Indian Navy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi commissioned INS Vikrant, the country's first indigenous aircraft carrier.
At a mega event in Kerala's Kochi, the largest warship ever to be built in India, was inducted into the naval forces. With this development, India has become a part of an exclusive club of nations with the capability to build advanced aircraft carriers.
The Vikrant warship was built at a cost of ₹20,000 crore, and has been named after its predecessor which played a crucial role in the 1971 India-Pakistan war.
Hailing the achievement, PM Modi said, "Vikrant is large and grand, Vikrant is distinct, Vikrant is special. Vikrant is not just a warship, it is the evidence of the hard work, talent, impact and commitment of India of the 21st century."

INS Vikrant: PM Modi officially commissions warship; Indian Navy gets 1st indigenous aircraft carrier

With this development, India has become a part of an exclusive club of nations with the capability to build advanced aircraft carriers.

In a historic day for the Indian Navy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi commissioned INS Vikrant, the country's first indigenous aircraft carrier.
At a mega event in Kerala's Kochi, the largest warship ever to be built in India, was inducted into the naval forces. With this development, India has become a part of an exclusive club of nations with the capability to build advanced <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/dgca-conducts-spot-checks-on-48-spicejet-aircraft-finds-no-major-safety-violation-govt-1658759520998">aircraft</a> carriers.
The Vikrant warship was built at a cost of ₹20,000 crore, and has been named after its predecessor which played a crucial role in the 1971 India-Pakistan war.
Hailing the achievement, PM Modi said, "Vikrant is large and grand, Vikrant is distinct, Vikrant is special. Vikrant is not just a warship, it is the evidence of the hard work, talent, impact and commitment of India of the 21st century."
Read More:- <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/indian-navy-s-new-flag-revealed-pm-modi-unveils-ensign-at-ins-vikrant-induction-event-1662092804371">Indian Navy's new flag revealed: PM Modi unveils ensign with Shivaji link at INS Vikrant induction event</a> &nbsp;

In a move signifying a break from India's colonial past, the Indian Navy is set to get a new ensign, or military flag.
The new ensign will be revealed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 2 September 2022. On the same day, India's first indigenously-built aircraft carrier INS Vikrant will be commissioned into the Navy.
The Indian Navy's current ensign consists of a white flag with horizontal and vertical red stripes, with the Emblem of India emblazoned at the intersection of the two stripes. The tricolour is placed in the canton.
The horizontal and vertical red stripes stand for the Cross of Saint George, and thus, are a sign of British rule. In colonial times, the naval force was called the Royal Indian Navy. On 26 January 1950, it was rechristened to Indian Navy.

Indian Navy to get new flag, break away from British-rule past; ensign reveal at INS Vikrant induction

Indian Navy's current ensign consists of a white flag with horizontal and vertical red stripes, with the Emblem of India in the middle, and tricolour in the canton.

In a move signifying a break from India's colonial past, the Indian Navy is set to get a new ensign, or military flag.
The new ensign will be revealed by Prime Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/commonwealth-games-2022/pm-narendra-modi-hosts-indian-commonwealth-games-contingent-1660392858896">Narendra Modi</a> on 2 September 2022. On the same day, India's first indigenously-built aircraft carrier INS Vikrant will be commissioned into the Navy.
The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/navy-to-the-rescue-as-goa-mumbai-indigo-flight-develops-technical-snag-1661319561919">Indian Navy</a>'s current ensign consists of a white flag with horizontal and vertical red stripes, with the Emblem of India emblazoned at the intersection of the two stripes. The tricolour is placed in the canton.
The horizontal and vertical red stripes stand for the Cross of Saint George, and thus, are a sign of British rule. In colonial times, the naval force was called the Royal Indian Navy. On 26 January 1950, it was rechristened to Indian Navy.
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The Indian Navy is set to participate in the 26-nation RIMPAC, or Rim of the Pacific maritime drill which is slated to be held from June 29 to August 4. The venue is the Indo-Pacific, currently a battleground between China and the West. India will reportedly send a stealth frigate and a P8I anti-submarine warfare reconnaissance aircraft for the exercise.
The maritime exercises will be held weeks after China's naval drills in the western Pacific, seen as targeted at Taiwan and Japan. China's first aircraft carrier Liaoning headlined the 3-week exercise, which also included fighter aircraft, Z-18F anti-submarine choppers, and Z-18J early-warning helicopters, as per reports.
The RIMPAC exercise might also coincide with the launching of China's third aircraft carrier - a major development given Beijing's aim to establish security relations with Pacific island nations. China's third aircraft carrier is set to be its most advanced yet.
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The warship is China's second indigenous aircraft carrier and is unofficially called Type 003. Its launch was expected on the Dragon Boat Festival which was celebrated on June 3, 2022. The Type 003 aircraft carrier has been under development since 2017 at the Jiangnan Shipyard in Shanghai.
However, the launch was delayed possibly due to technical issues, as per reports. The problems are with the next phase of the ship's construction, as per a South China Morning Post report quoting sources. The report also said that no weapons and radar systems have been installed yet.
If news reports are to be believed, then the newest Chinese aircraft carrier features technology which would include it in a club currently occupied by only 3 other ships belonging to 2 nations.
ALSO WATCH |&nbsp;Chinese article on India's new aircraft carrier INS Vikrant reveals Beijing's nervousness. Here's why
The Type 003 has a catapult launch system, which allows greater take-off rate and velocity. Only two US and a French warship have had the catapult system so far. More significantly, the Chinese aircraft carrier might have the world's first catapult system with integrated propulsion. The propulsion system would create power for an electromagnetically powered catapult.
The catapult system would help the warship support additional aircraft, and more rapid flight operations, thus extending the reach and effectiveness of China's carrier-based strike aircraft, as per the US defence department.
However, experts agree that China's third aircraft carrier would take many years to become fully operational. In the meantime, India would have already launched its indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant.
With China continuing to eye a larger and more disruptive role in the Indo-Pacific, military face-offs in the region are set to rise too.And along with land borders, India may need to start preparing to fend off Beijing's aggression at its maritime boundaries.

India in world's largest naval drill RIMPAC hosted by USA; China may launch 3rd aircraft carrier with 'catapult' system soon: Indo-Pacific heats up

India in world's largest naval drill RIMPAC hosted by USA; China's 3rd aircraft carrier with 'catapult' system: Indo-Pacific heats up

The Indian Navy is set to participate in the 26-nation RIMPAC exercise, which might coincide with the launch of China's third aircraft carrier, unofficially called Type 003.

The Indian Navy is set to participate in the 26-nation RIMPAC, or Rim of the Pacific maritime drill which is slated to be held from June 29 to August 4. The venue is the Indo-Pacific, currently a battleground between China and the West. India will reportedly send a stealth frigate and a P8I anti-submarine warfare reconnaissance aircraft for the exercise.
The maritime exercises will be held weeks after China's naval drills in the western Pacific, seen as targeted at Taiwan and Japan. China's first aircraft carrier Liaoning headlined the 3-week exercise, which also included fighter aircraft, Z-18F anti-submarine choppers, and Z-18J early-warning helicopters, as per reports.
The RIMPAC exercise might also coincide with the launching of China's third aircraft carrier - a major development given Beijing's aim to establish security relations with Pacific island nations. China's third aircraft carrier is set to be its most advanced yet.
ALSO WATCH |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/explained-china-snubbed-by-pacific-nations-world-war-warning-how-india-can-take-advantage-1654022575096" target="_blank">Explained: China snubbed by Pacific nations, 'World War' warning, how India can take advantage</a>
The warship is China's second indigenous aircraft carrier and is unofficially called Type 003. Its launch was expected on the Dragon Boat Festival which was celebrated on June 3, 2022. The Type 003 aircraft carrier has been under development since 2017 at the Jiangnan Shipyard in Shanghai.
However, the launch was delayed possibly due to technical issues, as per reports. The problems are with the next phase of the ship's construction, as per a South China Morning Post report quoting sources. The report also said that no weapons and radar systems have been installed yet.
If news reports are to be believed, then the newest Chinese aircraft carrier features technology which would include it in a club currently occupied by only 3 other ships belonging to 2 nations.
ALSO WATCH |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/chinese-article-on-india-s-new-aircraft-carrier-ins-vikrant-reveals-beijing-s-nervousness-here-s-why-1654087611278" target="_blank">Chinese article on India's new aircraft carrier INS Vikrant reveals Beijing's nervousness. Here's why</a>
The Type 003 has a catapult launch system, which allows greater take-off rate and velocity. Only two US and a French warship have had the catapult system so far. More significantly, the Chinese aircraft carrier might have the world's first catapult system with integrated propulsion. The propulsion system would create power for an electromagnetically powered catapult.
The catapult system would help the warship support additional aircraft, and more rapid flight operations, thus extending the reach and effectiveness of China's carrier-based strike aircraft, as per the US defence department.
However, experts agree that China's third aircraft carrier would take many years to become fully operational. In the meantime, India would have already launched its indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant.
With China continuing to eye a larger and more disruptive role in the Indo-Pacific, military face-offs in the region are set to rise too. And along with land borders, India may need to start preparing to fend off Beijing's aggression at its maritime boundaries.

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The Chinese military website reportedly published an article on INS Vikrant, the aircraft carrier built by India. It is the largest and most complex warship to be built in the country, and is expected to be inducted into the Indian Navy in August 2022.
The Chinese article betrayed the sense of foreboding in Beijing as the world turns increasingly hostile to its aggressive policies, and India refuses to cede ground.
After describing the structure and features of the warship, the Chinese author reportedly stated that the usage of INS Vikrant will "boost the implementation of India's 'two oceans' strategy". The article said that India's sole aircraft carrier Vikramaditya is currently deployed in the western waters, i.e. on Pakistan's side. Now, Vikrant is set to be deployed on the eastern side, i.e. towards China. The article said that this would "expand India's influence in Southeast Asia and Asia Pacific" (Indo-Pacific).
The article shows that India's increasing military deterrence is making Beijing fidgety. Also, China's gamble to rattle Delhi through military aggression in Ladakh failed. It also shows that China has realised that its plan to establish regional hegemony is being challeged.
Now, let's take a look at the warship making China nervous.
Construction of INS Vikrant propelled India into an exclusive club of nations capable of building aircraft carriers. The largest and most complex warship built in India cost around ₹23,000 crore to make.
INS Vikrant will host 26 carrier-based fighter jets. These will probably be the Rafale-Marine or F-18 Super Hornets. MiG-29K fighter jets, Kamov-31 choppers, and indigenous Advanced Light Helicopters will also be operated from the aircraft carrier.
It has a top speed of 28 knots or 51.8 kmph, and a cruising speed of 18 knots, or 33.3 kmph. It has 2,300 compartments to house a crew of 1,700, with special cabins for women personnel.

Chinese article on India's new aircraft carrier INS Vikrant reveals Beijing's nervousness. Here's why

The Chinese article on INS Vikrant betrayed the sense of foreboding in Beijing as the world turns increasingly hostile to its aggressive policies, and India refuses to cede ground.

As Goliath Russia still finds it hard to overwhelm David Ukraine, is China realising that quality is more important than quantity?
The Chinese military website reportedly published an article on INS Vikrant, the aircraft carrier built by India. It is the largest and most complex warship to be built in the country, and is expected to be inducted into the Indian Navy in August 2022.
The Chinese article betrayed the sense of foreboding in Beijing as the world turns increasingly hostile to its aggressive policies, and India refuses to cede ground.
After describing the structure and features of the warship, the Chinese author reportedly stated that the usage of INS Vikrant will "boost the implementation of India's 'two oceans' strategy". The article said that India's sole aircraft carrier Vikramaditya is currently deployed in the western waters, i.e. on Pakistan's side. Now, Vikrant is set to be deployed on the eastern side, i.e. towards China. The article said that this would "expand India's influence in Southeast Asia and Asia Pacific" (Indo-Pacific).
The article shows that India's increasing military deterrence is making Beijing fidgety. Also, China's gamble to rattle Delhi through military aggression in Ladakh failed. It also shows that China has realised that its plan to establish regional hegemony is being challeged.
Now, let's take a look at the warship making China nervous.
Construction of INS Vikrant propelled India into an exclusive club of nations capable of building aircraft carriers. The largest and most complex warship built in India cost around ₹23,000 crore to make.
INS Vikrant will host 26 carrier-based fighter jets. These will probably be the Rafale-Marine or F-18 Super Hornets. MiG-29K fighter jets, Kamov-31 choppers, and indigenous Advanced Light Helicopters will also be operated from the aircraft carrier.
It has a top speed of 28 knots or 51.8 kmph, and a cruising speed of 18 knots, or 33.3 kmph. It has 2,300 compartments to house a crew of 1,700, with special cabins for women personnel.

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