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Which of the following Indian warships arrived at the Alang ship breaking yard for dismantling in September 2020?
1. INS Godavari
2. INS Vishal
3. INS Viraat
4. INS Nilgiri

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Correct Answer - Option 3 : INS Viraat

The correct answer is INS Viraat.

  • INS Viraat Indian warships arrived at the Alang ship breaking yard for dismantling in September 2020.

  • INS Viraat, the world's longest-serving warship that was decommissioned by the Indian Navy three years ago, has arrived at the Alang coast in Gujarat for dismantling.
  • The aircraft carrier began its final journey from the Naval Dockyard in Mumbai and reached the waters at Alang in Bhavnagar district.
  • It will be dismantled at the ship-breaking yard in Alang and then sold as scrap.
  • The warship, which was inducted into the Indian Navy in 1987, was purchased by Shree Ram Group for a sum of Rs 38.54 crore at an auction.
  • It was the second centaur-class aircraft carrier that was in service with the Indian Navy for 29 years before being decommissioned in March 2017.
  • There were proposals in the past to preserve it as a maritime museum.
  • It is the second aircraft carrier to be broken down in India.
  • In 2014, INS Vikrant was dismantled in Mumbai.
  • The aircraft carrier, in its earlier avatar, had won the Falklands War against Argentina in 1982 for the Royal British Navy.
  • It weighs about 27,800 tonnes and served in the British Navy as HMS Hermes from November 1959 to April 1984 and after refurbishment, was commissioned into the Indian Navy.
  • In the late 80s, the Indian Navy purchased it at a cost of USD 65 million and it was re-commissioned on May 12, 1987.

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