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Attack On Indian Ship Shows No Route Is Safe In Hormuz As Iran Tightens Grip
The location of the attack suggests that the cargo ship was following a new shipping corridor that emerged after Iran blocked the main shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz in March.
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Indian Seafarer Among Crew Of Ship Seized By Iran, Centre Says He's Safe
Two of the three foreign-flagged commercial vessels fired upon by Iranian forces in the strait on Wednesday had 22 Indian seafarers.
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2 Indian-Flagged Ships Fired Upon In Hormuz: What We Know, In 5 Points
Two Indian-flagged vessels came under attack from Iranian gunboats in the Strait of Hormuz today, sources said. No one was injured and the vessels were not damaged, they said. The two ships had to turn back after the incident northeast of Oman.
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Is Iran Charging Toll From Ships Crossing Hormuz? What India Said
The statement came from Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal during a briefing in the national capital on Thursday.
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India Vital Partner To Ensure Stable Oil Prices: US Ambassador On Hormuz Crisis
US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor has expressed concern over the situation at the Strait of Hormuz that can disrupt the energy supplies as the conflict in West Asia escalates and acknowledged that India plays a "vital role" in keeping oil prices stab
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Indian Killed In Underwater Drone Attack By Iran On US-Owned Oil Tanker
At least three commercial vessels have been hit by "unknown projectiles" in the Strait of Hormuz, the world's busiest oil shipping route, as the American-Israeli war with Iran continues to squeeze the oil-rich Gulf region amid global energy concerns.
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"Deplore Targeting Of Commercial Shipping": India On Hormuz Ship Attack
India on Wednesday "deplored" the attack on a Thai bulk carrier transiting the Strait of Hormuz and headed to Kandla in Gujarat, underscoring that "targeting commercial shipping should be avoided".
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Coast Guard Rescues 2 Injured Indian Crew Members From Foreign Vessel
Indian Coast Guard on Thursday rescued two injured Indian nationals from a commercial ship near the Kochi seashore in a swift coordinated operation, a statement from the Southern Naval Command said.
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Indian PC Shipments Declined By 11.7 Percent in Q3 2021, HP Leads Overall Consolidation: IDC
India's overall PC market shrank by 11.7 percent after enjoying eight consecutive quarters of positive growth. HP, however, retained its leadership position in the overall PC market despite witnessing a weakening in the consumer and commercial segments by 22.1 percent and 25.9 percent respectively. Overall consolidation in the PC market was led by ...
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China Denies Stopping Ships With Indian Seafarers From Entering Its Ports
China today denied imposing an unofficial ban on commercial ships with Indian crew to berth in its ports, saying that Beijing has never imposed such restrictions and the reports were "not accurate".
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Navy Ship Completes Safety Study Near Colombo Port
The Indian High Commission in Sri Lanka said naval ship, INS Sarvekshak, has surveyed 800 miles of the sea near Colombo Port and a findings report has been sent to the Sri Lankan Ministry of Fisheries to resume safe navigation and commercial fishing.
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India To Begin Covid Vaccine Exports To Brazil, Morocco From Friday
India's government has cleared commercial exports of COVID-19 vaccines, with the first consignments to be shipped to Brazil and Morocco on Friday, the Indian foreign secretary told Reuters.
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On "Vande Bharat" Day 4, Over 1,500 Indians To Be Brought Back: Top 10
Over 1,500 Indian nationals stranded abroad by the coronavirus lockdown are expected to be repatriated on Sunday, the fourth day of a mammoth operation by the government that involves sending commercial passenger jets and Indian Navy warships to over a dozen countries. Billed as India's largest peacetime repatriation exercise, national carrier Air ...
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India Stores Low-Cost Oil, Fills 32 Million Tons Of Commercial Storage
Indian refiners have stored about 32 million tons of oil in tanks, pipelines and on ships, taking advantage of low oil prices to help the nation cut its import bill, oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan said on Monday.
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India Readies Mega Plan To Bring Back Its Nationals Stranded Abroad: Report
The government is working on a mega plan to deploy a raft of naval ships as well as military and commercial aircraft to evacuate thousands of Indians stranded in the Gulf and other regions after the nationwide lockdown ends, official sources said on Wednesday.
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Attack On Indian Ship Shows No Route Is Safe In Hormuz As Iran Tightens Grip
The location of the attack suggests that the cargo ship was following a new shipping corridor that emerged after Iran blocked the main shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz in March.
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Indian Seafarer Among Crew Of Ship Seized By Iran, Centre Says He's Safe
Two of the three foreign-flagged commercial vessels fired upon by Iranian forces in the strait on Wednesday had 22 Indian seafarers.
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2 Indian-Flagged Ships Fired Upon In Hormuz: What We Know, In 5 Points
Two Indian-flagged vessels came under attack from Iranian gunboats in the Strait of Hormuz today, sources said. No one was injured and the vessels were not damaged, they said. The two ships had to turn back after the incident northeast of Oman.
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Is Iran Charging Toll From Ships Crossing Hormuz? What India Said
The statement came from Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal during a briefing in the national capital on Thursday.
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India Vital Partner To Ensure Stable Oil Prices: US Ambassador On Hormuz Crisis
US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor has expressed concern over the situation at the Strait of Hormuz that can disrupt the energy supplies as the conflict in West Asia escalates and acknowledged that India plays a "vital role" in keeping oil prices stab
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Indian Killed In Underwater Drone Attack By Iran On US-Owned Oil Tanker
At least three commercial vessels have been hit by "unknown projectiles" in the Strait of Hormuz, the world's busiest oil shipping route, as the American-Israeli war with Iran continues to squeeze the oil-rich Gulf region amid global energy concerns.
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"Deplore Targeting Of Commercial Shipping": India On Hormuz Ship Attack
India on Wednesday "deplored" the attack on a Thai bulk carrier transiting the Strait of Hormuz and headed to Kandla in Gujarat, underscoring that "targeting commercial shipping should be avoided".
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Coast Guard Rescues 2 Injured Indian Crew Members From Foreign Vessel
Indian Coast Guard on Thursday rescued two injured Indian nationals from a commercial ship near the Kochi seashore in a swift coordinated operation, a statement from the Southern Naval Command said.
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Indian PC Shipments Declined By 11.7 Percent in Q3 2021, HP Leads Overall Consolidation: IDC
India's overall PC market shrank by 11.7 percent after enjoying eight consecutive quarters of positive growth. HP, however, retained its leadership position in the overall PC market despite witnessing a weakening in the consumer and commercial segments by 22.1 percent and 25.9 percent respectively. Overall consolidation in the PC market was led by ...
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China Denies Stopping Ships With Indian Seafarers From Entering Its Ports
China today denied imposing an unofficial ban on commercial ships with Indian crew to berth in its ports, saying that Beijing has never imposed such restrictions and the reports were "not accurate".
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Navy Ship Completes Safety Study Near Colombo Port
The Indian High Commission in Sri Lanka said naval ship, INS Sarvekshak, has surveyed 800 miles of the sea near Colombo Port and a findings report has been sent to the Sri Lankan Ministry of Fisheries to resume safe navigation and commercial fishing.
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India To Begin Covid Vaccine Exports To Brazil, Morocco From Friday
India's government has cleared commercial exports of COVID-19 vaccines, with the first consignments to be shipped to Brazil and Morocco on Friday, the Indian foreign secretary told Reuters.
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On "Vande Bharat" Day 4, Over 1,500 Indians To Be Brought Back: Top 10
Over 1,500 Indian nationals stranded abroad by the coronavirus lockdown are expected to be repatriated on Sunday, the fourth day of a mammoth operation by the government that involves sending commercial passenger jets and Indian Navy warships to over a dozen countries. Billed as India's largest peacetime repatriation exercise, national carrier Air ...
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India Stores Low-Cost Oil, Fills 32 Million Tons Of Commercial Storage
Indian refiners have stored about 32 million tons of oil in tanks, pipelines and on ships, taking advantage of low oil prices to help the nation cut its import bill, oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan said on Monday.
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India Readies Mega Plan To Bring Back Its Nationals Stranded Abroad: Report
The government is working on a mega plan to deploy a raft of naval ships as well as military and commercial aircraft to evacuate thousands of Indians stranded in the Gulf and other regions after the nationwide lockdown ends, official sources said on Wednesday.
