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Repeat order for Vikrant class

Steam catapults should be fine, EMALS is complex and will take lots of time.

Sh00kla jee is the source

Navy still wants a 3rd 65,000 Ton Super carrier | हिंदी में

He explicitly mentioned it will be a repeat order, all those things you mentioned would most likely be a part of IAC-III which will be built in the 2030s.

The Indian Naval Chief Admiral R Hari Kumar said that India is gearing up for its third Indigenous Aircraft Carrier (IAC) after INS Vikrant and INS Vikramaditya on Friday...

Navy had ample time to work on it.

Another 45k tonne STOBAR carrier :facepalm: A flattop nuclear super carrier is now out of question for next 15 years.

Well I spent some time and found the part where he mentioned it. From 18:25

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh makes imp point a function in New Delhi: "Work on second Aircraft carrier has started". INS Vikrant was 1st & commissioned in Sept 2022.

He’s a Twitter OSINT guy, rumours suggest that he’s on DFI with @WolfPack86 ID although he denies it.

3rd aircraft carrier goes down the sewer

Precisely, but with tonnage comes more capacity as well as capabilities. But we do need a super carrier for china (as Paki navy has only Karachi near Indian border on land plus Chinks don’t share a maritime boundary with us, its just near the Malaccas that a supercarrier or an expeditionary...

We know that we may be a $3T economy now but in future we’ll be a much larger one as we’re the fastest growing major economy so a bigger 75-80k tonne IAC-II would we better considering you’ll be operationalising it in 2030s when India will almost be a $10T economy (3rd largest in the world), but...

Whatever Shoooookla says, do the opposite, we should build more nuke subs.