INS Vikrant vs Vikramaditya: Indian Navy Showdown 🇮🇳

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In this #YouTubeShorts video, we dive into the physical and technical differences between India’s two aircraft carriers — the homegrown INS Vikrant and the Russian-origin INS Vikramaditya. From displacement and propulsion systems to speed and length, this short gives you an at-a-glance comparison of two of the Indian Navy’s most powerful assets.

🔍 INS Vikrant (IAC-1):

Displacement: ~43,000 tons
Length: ~262 meters
Propulsion: 4 gas turbines
Speed: 28 knots
Built by: Cochin Shipyard (India)
Commissioned: September 2, 2022
🔍 INS Vikramaditya:

Displacement: ~44,500 tons
Length: ~284 meters
Propulsion: 8 steam boilers & 4 turbines
Speed: 28 knots
Origin: Modified Kiev-class from Russia
Commissioned: November 16, 2013
💡 Key Insight:
Though INS Vikramaditya is longer and heavier, INS Vikrant is more modern, powered by efficient gas turbines, and is India’s first indigenously built aircraft carrier.

📈 This is a great moment in India’s journey to becoming a self-reliant maritime superpower. Stay informed, stay patriotic!

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