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In my opinion, he's the one who scuttled the first Quad and chose to stand with China, But more recently, he has made a 180-degree turn on his policy and has quickly become one of Australia's most prominent 'China hawks'. Just saying...I think this is a guy who loves to sail with the wind.

Britain has dropped behind India to become the world's sixth largest economy, delivering a further blow to the government in London as it grapples with a brutal cost-of-living shock. India leaped past the UK in the final three months of 2021 to become the fifth-biggest economy. The calculation...

CGI credit in pic

Yes even IAC-2 (conventional propulsion) will be CATOBAR.

3rd carrier is required, but they haven't frozen the requirements for that ship yet. *and then stop* - its not possible to stop because Vikramaditya will retire by 2040, only a few years after IAC-2 is commissioned, and IN still requires a 3-carrier fleet. Something like IAC-3 will have to be...

Cool artwork, credit in pic: Can't wait to see the two carriers sail together :love:

Indian Ministry of Defense press release (slightly edited by me for the forum) Image via Cochin Shipyard Ltd (CSL) Showcasing the country’s growing prowess of indigenous manufacturing and a major milestone in the path towards ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’ (Self-reliant India) Prime Minister Narendra...

Details on HLFT-42

Rich maritime history begins a new chapter tomorrow...

Offer aid, of course. We have everything to gain & little to lose, regardless of whether they take it or not.

Providing aid (either side) is more about appearing to 3rd parties as the innocent victim who never instigates conflict and as being ever ready for peaceful cooperation and that the other side is solely responsible for the aggressive designs & transgressions that are creating the rift. Classic...

*IISc = Indian Institute of Science

https://www.financialexpress.com/defence/mazagon-dock-shipbuilders-eyeing-orders-worth-rs-1-59-trillion-from-indian-navy/2643150/ 7 x additional P-17A FFGs under consideration (on top of 7 already under construction), with an order for 4 (rest 3 will go to GRSE like before) likely by 2023-24. 8...

Well even the Queen Elizabeth took 8 years from keel laying to commissioning and that was for a ship without the more complicated stuff like EMALS/CAT. I'd say a decade is actually on the lower end for an estimate.

The one on right is most probably the P75A/SSN but the one on left appears to be just Arihant, not S-5.

Commissioning announced for September 2! Somebody on Twitter visualized what an SH could look like on the Vik, in place of the -29K:

Article on the subject I found: Mahindra Unveils Five New Electric SUV Concepts Based On The Brand New INGLO Platform Mahindra is gearing up to dominate the battery electric vehicle (BEV) space with the launch of its brand new Indian Global (INGLO) platform which will form the base for five...

Cuz that gets them more funding. You need to understand how the MIC works.

They're not counting the smaller ones. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_active_ships_of_the_Korean_People%27s_Navy