Indian Navy International Fleet Review
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Indian Navy To Display Three-Dimensional Capabilities At Fleet Review
The Indian Navy's three-dimensional capabilities in water, air and land will be on display on Sunday in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Visakhapatnam.
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How Navy Is Guarding Against Terror Attack At Its Biggest-Ever Event
In the Navy's biggest-ever event, ships from 50 countries have converged off the coast of Andhra Pradesh for inspection by President Pranab Mukherjee. India alone is parading 75 warships for the ceremonial inspection; 24 international warships have also sailed in.
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China, Yes. Pakistan, No. Who's Present As Indian Navy Shows Off Strength.
The sleepy and sunny waters of the Bay and Bengal have come alive with the overhead roar of Advanced Jet Trainers (HAWK AJT) piercing their way through the clear blue skies.
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Indian Navy's Event Invitation Gets 'Unfavourable' Response From Pakistan
India's invite to Pakistan to participate in the International Fleet Review early next year, which will see over 50 countries including China take part, got an 'unfavourable' response.
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Indian Navy To Display Three-Dimensional Capabilities At Fleet Review
The Indian Navy's three-dimensional capabilities in water, air and land will be on display on Sunday in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Visakhapatnam.
-
How Navy Is Guarding Against Terror Attack At Its Biggest-Ever Event
In the Navy's biggest-ever event, ships from 50 countries have converged off the coast of Andhra Pradesh for inspection by President Pranab Mukherjee. India alone is parading 75 warships for the ceremonial inspection; 24 international warships have also sailed in.
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China, Yes. Pakistan, No. Who's Present As Indian Navy Shows Off Strength.
The sleepy and sunny waters of the Bay and Bengal have come alive with the overhead roar of Advanced Jet Trainers (HAWK AJT) piercing their way through the clear blue skies.
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Indian Navy's Event Invitation Gets 'Unfavourable' Response From Pakistan
India's invite to Pakistan to participate in the International Fleet Review early next year, which will see over 50 countries including China take part, got an 'unfavourable' response.
