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ICC Women's World Cup: Alang King, Alyssa Healy Shine As Australia Defeat Pakistan By 7 Wickets
ICC Women's 50-over World Cup: Alana King's two-wicket haul and Alyssa Healy's 72-run knock helped Australia defeat Pakistan by seven wickets in the 6th match at the Bay Oval on Tuesday.
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Hope Fades For Viraat Museum After Images Show Warship Partly Dismantled
New images accessed by NDTV indicate that the Viraat, the decommissioned Indian Navy carrier, has already been partially dismantled despite plans to convert her into a maritime museum.
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To Save Aircraft Carrier Viraat From Being Broken Up, Petition In Court
The battle to save the decommissioned Indian Navy carrier, Viraat, from being broken up for scrap has reached the Bombay High Court, with a Mumbai-based company filing a petition that will be heard on November 3. The vessel was towed into the shipyards of Gujarat's Alang in September amid efforts to convert it into a maritime museum.
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Uncertainty Over Plans To Turn Aircraft Carrier Into Museum, File "Stuck"
''Pay me Rs. 100 crore, and take away the ship.'' That's the final offer of Mukesh Patel, the chairman and managing director of Gujarat-based Shree Ram Group, the company that won the bid to buy the decommissioned Indian Navy carrier, Viraat, to break-up for scrap.
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Aircraft Carrier Viraat On Final Voyage To Gujarat, Will Be Dismantled
Decommissioned aircraft carrier INS Viraat today set sail for the last time, on way to Alang in Gujarat, where it will be broken down and sold as scrap.
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Aircraft Carrier INS Viraat, India's Longest Serving Warship, To Be Dismantled In Gujarat
INS Viraat, the aircraft carrier that served the Indian Navy for 30 years before being decommissioned three years ago, is likely to be towed from Mumbai to Alang in Gujarat's Bhavnagar district next month to be dismantled and sold as scrap, an official said.
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Asia's Largest Ship Breaking Yard At Gujarat To Soon Dismantle Warships
The Ministry of Shipping has decided to develop Asia's largest ship-breaking yard at Alang as an eco-friendly yard. The yard will be the only such place in the world where even warships will be dismantled.
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What the Shipyards of Alang Have Against China
In the world's biggest ship recycling centre of Alang on the Arabian Sea coast, workers with blow torches cut segments of steel stripped from the rusting hull of a towering cargo ship, sold for scrap by its Japanese owner.
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BSE Suspends Trading in 22 Companies
Among these companies are Alang Industrial Gases, Anukaran Commercial Enterprises, Cupid Trades & Finance, Effingo Textile & Trading and Shantanu Sheorey Aquakult.
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Five Killed in Fire at Ship Breaking Yard in Gujarat
Five persons were killed today and seven others injured when a blast triggered by a suspected gas leak took place in a ship being dismantled at the Alang ship-breaking yard in Bhavnagar district of Gujarat.
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India allows Exxon Valdez dismantling but with conditions
The Supreme Court has allowed Exxon Valdez, which caused one of the worst US oil spills, to be dismantled in the country but required the owner to pay for disposal of any toxic materials found on the ship.
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Exxon Valdez refused entry to India by Supreme Court
India's Supreme Court has banned the Exxon Valdez from entering India, saying the ship involved in one of the worst U.S. oil spills will not be allowed in for dismantling until it has been decontaminated.
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It's official: Platinum II ship is toxic
A team of experts that probed complaints of high levels of toxic material in a US ship anchored off Alang port in Gujarat has said the vessel contains these substances.
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Panel gives clean chit to 'toxic' ship at Alang
The Central probe team which inspected the controversial US ship Platinum-II anchored at the Alang shipyard in Gujarat has given a clean chit to it.
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US ship anchored in Gujarat is not leaking
The central team inspecting the ship allegedly carrying radioactive substance near Alang coast ruled out any leakage in the vessel as alleged by its owner.
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ICC Women's World Cup: Alang King, Alyssa Healy Shine As Australia Defeat Pakistan By 7 Wickets
ICC Women's 50-over World Cup: Alana King's two-wicket haul and Alyssa Healy's 72-run knock helped Australia defeat Pakistan by seven wickets in the 6th match at the Bay Oval on Tuesday.
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Hope Fades For Viraat Museum After Images Show Warship Partly Dismantled
New images accessed by NDTV indicate that the Viraat, the decommissioned Indian Navy carrier, has already been partially dismantled despite plans to convert her into a maritime museum.
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To Save Aircraft Carrier Viraat From Being Broken Up, Petition In Court
The battle to save the decommissioned Indian Navy carrier, Viraat, from being broken up for scrap has reached the Bombay High Court, with a Mumbai-based company filing a petition that will be heard on November 3. The vessel was towed into the shipyards of Gujarat's Alang in September amid efforts to convert it into a maritime museum.
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Uncertainty Over Plans To Turn Aircraft Carrier Into Museum, File "Stuck"
''Pay me Rs. 100 crore, and take away the ship.'' That's the final offer of Mukesh Patel, the chairman and managing director of Gujarat-based Shree Ram Group, the company that won the bid to buy the decommissioned Indian Navy carrier, Viraat, to break-up for scrap.
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Aircraft Carrier Viraat On Final Voyage To Gujarat, Will Be Dismantled
Decommissioned aircraft carrier INS Viraat today set sail for the last time, on way to Alang in Gujarat, where it will be broken down and sold as scrap.
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Aircraft Carrier INS Viraat, India's Longest Serving Warship, To Be Dismantled In Gujarat
INS Viraat, the aircraft carrier that served the Indian Navy for 30 years before being decommissioned three years ago, is likely to be towed from Mumbai to Alang in Gujarat's Bhavnagar district next month to be dismantled and sold as scrap, an official said.
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Asia's Largest Ship Breaking Yard At Gujarat To Soon Dismantle Warships
The Ministry of Shipping has decided to develop Asia's largest ship-breaking yard at Alang as an eco-friendly yard. The yard will be the only such place in the world where even warships will be dismantled.
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What the Shipyards of Alang Have Against China
In the world's biggest ship recycling centre of Alang on the Arabian Sea coast, workers with blow torches cut segments of steel stripped from the rusting hull of a towering cargo ship, sold for scrap by its Japanese owner.
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BSE Suspends Trading in 22 Companies
Among these companies are Alang Industrial Gases, Anukaran Commercial Enterprises, Cupid Trades & Finance, Effingo Textile & Trading and Shantanu Sheorey Aquakult.
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Five Killed in Fire at Ship Breaking Yard in Gujarat
Five persons were killed today and seven others injured when a blast triggered by a suspected gas leak took place in a ship being dismantled at the Alang ship-breaking yard in Bhavnagar district of Gujarat.
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India allows Exxon Valdez dismantling but with conditions
The Supreme Court has allowed Exxon Valdez, which caused one of the worst US oil spills, to be dismantled in the country but required the owner to pay for disposal of any toxic materials found on the ship.
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Exxon Valdez refused entry to India by Supreme Court
India's Supreme Court has banned the Exxon Valdez from entering India, saying the ship involved in one of the worst U.S. oil spills will not be allowed in for dismantling until it has been decontaminated.
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It's official: Platinum II ship is toxic
A team of experts that probed complaints of high levels of toxic material in a US ship anchored off Alang port in Gujarat has said the vessel contains these substances.
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Panel gives clean chit to 'toxic' ship at Alang
The Central probe team which inspected the controversial US ship Platinum-II anchored at the Alang shipyard in Gujarat has given a clean chit to it.
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US ship anchored in Gujarat is not leaking
The central team inspecting the ship allegedly carrying radioactive substance near Alang coast ruled out any leakage in the vessel as alleged by its owner.
