INS Vikrant’s deployment during Operation Sindoor forced Pakistan’s navy into a defensive posture, exposing strategic weaknesses. The Indian carrier’s presence led to a doctrinal rethink ...

The INS Vikrant is 852 feet long, which is about two-and-a-half football fields in length. With 14 decks, the ship is nearly 194 feet tall at its highest point, taller than many residential ...

The Indian navy announced on Monday that the nuclear-armed country's first domestically built aircraft carrier is now fully operational. The 44,000-ton INS Vikrant is the largest military vessel ...

INS Vikrant sported its MFSTAR primary radar panels and MRSAM launchers, which were fitted in recent months at Cochin Shipyard Limited. These equipment were absent when the two carriers last ...

Vikrant joins the carrier INS Vikramaditya, a refurbished Soviet-era carrier bought from Russia in 2004, in India’s fleet. With a displacement of around 40,000 tons, the Vikrant is slightly ...

INS Vikrant has a displacement of 43,000 tonnes and is capable of hosting a fleet of MiG 29K aircraft, Kamov 31 early warning and MH-60R multi-role helicopters.

A naval variant of India's Tejas fighter jet lands on INS Vikrant on February 6. Indian navy Though Vikrant is India's first domestically built carrier, it is actually the fourth to enter service ...