INS Vikrant and INS Visakhapatnam
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The Indian Navy is set to reinforce its defensive and offensive capabilities in the Indo-Pacific region. By the end of this year, Indian Navy is scheduled to receive the 45,000 tonne indigenous INS Vikrant aircraft along with the 7,500 tonne Visakhapatnam class stealth guided missile destroyer. The duo will be formally commissioned in the naval force in 2022. The delivery of country&rsquo;s second ballistic missile nuclear submarine INS Arighat next year will also enhance Indian Navy&rsquo;s strength and capabilities. For more, keep watching!</p>
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