INS Vikramaditya (Adm Gorshkov) aircraft carrier
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We need to nuke out the China's subs around us..
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He posted a Image whose link is not working any more. The link is http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/11/06/u6a2y4yz.jpg
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What I asked was which ship is this?
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that INS Vikramaditya before refit ......
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Our sailors staging a show in Severodvinsk!!! 
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МорÑки Ñ Ð°Ð²Ð¸Ð°Ð½Ð¾Ñца ВМС Индии "Vikramaditya" уÑтроили в шоу в центральном универмаге СеверодвинÑка. - YouTube
:balle:МорÑки Ñ Ð°Ð²Ð¸Ð°Ð½Ð¾Ñца ВМС Индии "Vikramaditya" уÑтроили в шоу в центральном универмаге СеверодвинÑка. - YouTube
Defence News - Aicraft carrier INS Vikramaditya to be based at INS Kadamba in Karwar
The country's second aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya, being commissioned in Russia on November 16, will be stationed at the Karwar Naval base in Karnataka, a top Navy officer today said.
The 44,570-tonne warship, formerly known as Admiral Gorskhov, is being commissioned into Navy by Defence Minister A K Antony after which it would be brought to Karwar, Vice-Admiral Shekhar Sinha, Flag Officer Commanding in Chief of Western Naval Command, said.
The ship will take a month to reach India. With the commissioning of Vikramaditya, Navy's reach and ability to respond in real time to developing situations in our area of responsibility would see a quantum leap, Sinha told reporters in a brief interaction after commissioning the first ALH (Dhruv) squadron here.
There has been huge cost overalls and delay in the delivery of the ship, whose repair and refitting work began in April 2004.
The ALH will be used for coastal security and maritime patrolling besides search and rescue, he said.
India had launched its first indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant in August, thus joining the elite club of nations with the capability of designing and building a warship of this size and capability.
The ship is expected to be ready for trials in 2016 and is likely to be inducted into Navy by 2018.
The country's second aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya, being commissioned in Russia on November 16, will be stationed at the Karwar Naval base in Karnataka, a top Navy officer today said.
The 44,570-tonne warship, formerly known as Admiral Gorskhov, is being commissioned into Navy by Defence Minister A K Antony after which it would be brought to Karwar, Vice-Admiral Shekhar Sinha, Flag Officer Commanding in Chief of Western Naval Command, said.
The ship will take a month to reach India. With the commissioning of Vikramaditya, Navy's reach and ability to respond in real time to developing situations in our area of responsibility would see a quantum leap, Sinha told reporters in a brief interaction after commissioning the first ALH (Dhruv) squadron here.
There has been huge cost overalls and delay in the delivery of the ship, whose repair and refitting work began in April 2004.
The ALH will be used for coastal security and maritime patrolling besides search and rescue, he said.
India had launched its first indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant in August, thus joining the elite club of nations with the capability of designing and building a warship of this size and capability.
The ship is expected to be ready for trials in 2016 and is likely to be inducted into Navy by 2018.
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Wait over: INS Vikramaditya set to join Indian Navy on November 16 
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NEW DELHI: Defence Minister AK Antony will induct the long-delayed aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya, designed to boost India's maritime capabilities, at a shipyard in Russia on Saturday.
Antony will leave for Russia tomorrow with a high-level delegation, including Defence Secretary RK Mathur, on a four-day visit during which, apart from commissioning the aircraft carrier, he will also co-chair the India-Russia Inter -Governmental Commission on Military Technical Cooperation (IRIGC-MTC) with his Russian counterpart, Sergey Shoigu.
Contracted for in 2004, during the NDA regime, the vessel has been delayed by over five years and has seen several time and cost-overruns in the last nine years.
"The commissioning ceremony will take place at Sevmash Shipyard, Severodvinsk, on Saturday and the IRIGC-MTC meeting will take place in Moscow on Monday," a Defence Ministry release said.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin will be attending the commissioning along with Defence Minister Shoigu. For the IRIGC-MTC, Antony's delegation includes Secretary (Defence Production) GC Pati, DG (Acquisition) SB Agnihotri, and senior officers of the armed forces.
At the meet, the two sides will discuss a broad spectrum of issues related to ongoing and proposed defence projects and defence cooperation between the two countries.
The two sides will also exchange views on bilateral concerns related to regional and global issues, the release said.
Read more at: Wait over: INS Vikramaditya set to join Indian Navy on November 16 - The Economic Times
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:cb::welcome::clap:NEW DELHI: Defence Minister AK Antony will induct the long-delayed aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya, designed to boost India's maritime capabilities, at a shipyard in Russia on Saturday.
Antony will leave for Russia tomorrow with a high-level delegation, including Defence Secretary RK Mathur, on a four-day visit during which, apart from commissioning the aircraft carrier, he will also co-chair the India-Russia Inter -Governmental Commission on Military Technical Cooperation (IRIGC-MTC) with his Russian counterpart, Sergey Shoigu.
Contracted for in 2004, during the NDA regime, the vessel has been delayed by over five years and has seen several time and cost-overruns in the last nine years.
"The commissioning ceremony will take place at Sevmash Shipyard, Severodvinsk, on Saturday and the IRIGC-MTC meeting will take place in Moscow on Monday," a Defence Ministry release said.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin will be attending the commissioning along with Defence Minister Shoigu. For the IRIGC-MTC, Antony's delegation includes Secretary (Defence Production) GC Pati, DG (Acquisition) SB Agnihotri, and senior officers of the armed forces.
At the meet, the two sides will discuss a broad spectrum of issues related to ongoing and proposed defence projects and defence cooperation between the two countries.
The two sides will also exchange views on bilateral concerns related to regional and global issues, the release said.
Read more at: Wait over: INS Vikramaditya set to join Indian Navy on November 16 - The Economic Times
Copyright © Times Internet Limited.
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Warships to escort INS Vikramaditya from Moscow
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New Delhi, Nov 14 (PTI) Aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya will not have any air defence systems on board to protect itself from aerial attacks while coming home from Russia and the Navy has sent warships to escort it safely.
To provide it protection from aerial attacks, the Navy has chosen the controversial Barak missiles, which will be integrated with the aircraft only after it reaches India.
"The aircraft carrier Vikramaditya does not have its own air defence missile system.
Indian warships to escort INS Vikramaditya from Moscow
http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/indian-warships-to-escort-ins-vikramaditya-from-moscow-446190
New Delhi: Aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya will not have any air defence systems on board to protect itself from aerial attacks while coming home from Russia. So the Indian Navy has sent warships to escort it safely.
To provide protection from aerial attacks, the Navy has chosen the controversial Barak missiles, which will be integrated with the aircraft only after it reaches India.
"The aircraft carrier Vikramaditya does not have its own air defence missile system. We have chosen the Barak missile to be fitted on board once it arrives in India," a Navy official said in Delhi.
The escort group of warships has been sent to Russia to bring the carrier to India through a classified route to bring it to its home base in the Arabian Sea, they said.
It is believed that the escort group also includes underwater vessels for providing security to the warship.
The Barak missiles, the Navy's choice for the aircraft carrier, are also in controversy in view of an ongoing CBI probe against them in connection with an alleged bribery scandal of 2006.
The Defence Acquisition Council, the apex defence ministry body for deciding on acquisitions, has also formed an independent committee to take a decision on whether to buy the missiles or not.
Defence Minister A K Antony will induct the long-delayed aircraft carrier into the Navy. The second-hand warship has been in a shipyard in Russia, where it has been undergoing refurbishment for the last six years.
The Navy has plans of bringing the warship to India and deploy it at the newly-developed Karwar naval base called Project Seabird.
The warship, which was given for 'free' to India in 2004, is ultimately going to cost more than Rs. 12,000 crore to the nation.
fullstory
New Delhi, Nov 14 (PTI) Aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya will not have any air defence systems on board to protect itself from aerial attacks while coming home from Russia and the Navy has sent warships to escort it safely.
To provide it protection from aerial attacks, the Navy has chosen the controversial Barak missiles, which will be integrated with the aircraft only after it reaches India.
"The aircraft carrier Vikramaditya does not have its own air defence missile system.
Indian warships to escort INS Vikramaditya from Moscow
http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/indian-warships-to-escort-ins-vikramaditya-from-moscow-446190
New Delhi: Aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya will not have any air defence systems on board to protect itself from aerial attacks while coming home from Russia. So the Indian Navy has sent warships to escort it safely.
To provide protection from aerial attacks, the Navy has chosen the controversial Barak missiles, which will be integrated with the aircraft only after it reaches India.
"The aircraft carrier Vikramaditya does not have its own air defence missile system. We have chosen the Barak missile to be fitted on board once it arrives in India," a Navy official said in Delhi.
The escort group of warships has been sent to Russia to bring the carrier to India through a classified route to bring it to its home base in the Arabian Sea, they said.
It is believed that the escort group also includes underwater vessels for providing security to the warship.
The Barak missiles, the Navy's choice for the aircraft carrier, are also in controversy in view of an ongoing CBI probe against them in connection with an alleged bribery scandal of 2006.
The Defence Acquisition Council, the apex defence ministry body for deciding on acquisitions, has also formed an independent committee to take a decision on whether to buy the missiles or not.
Defence Minister A K Antony will induct the long-delayed aircraft carrier into the Navy. The second-hand warship has been in a shipyard in Russia, where it has been undergoing refurbishment for the last six years.
The Navy has plans of bringing the warship to India and deploy it at the newly-developed Karwar naval base called Project Seabird.
The warship, which was given for 'free' to India in 2004, is ultimately going to cost more than Rs. 12,000 crore to the nation.
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Loved it....Our sailors staging a show in Severodvinsk!!!
МорÑки Ñ Ð°Ð²Ð¸Ð°Ð½Ð¾Ñца ВМС Индии "Vikramaditya" уÑтроили в шоу в центральном универмаге СеверодвинÑка. - YouTube
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