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Indian Navy Comes To Aid Of Oman-Bound Vessel On Fire, Indian Crew On Board
Pulau flagged MT Yi Cheng 6 was going from Kandla in Gujarat to Shinas, Oman when it made a distress call on Sunday.
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Over 11,000 Navy Personnel, Their Families To Join Yoga Day Event In Andhra
Over 11,000 naval personnel and their family members from the Navy's Eastern Naval Command would be participating in the grand Yoga Day celebrations in Visakhapatnam that will be led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday.
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In Pics: Rajnath Singh Aboard INS Vikrant, Meets Navy Personnel
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Friday boarded the Indian Navy's indigenous aircraft carrier, INS Vikrant, where he addressed the officers and crew, praising their dedication and strength.
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New Op Sindoor Photos Show Three Service Chiefs Monitoring May 7 Strikes
The Indian Army has released a booklet for its personnel on Operation Sindoor, which shows Army, Navy and Air Force chiefs in the 'Operations Room', monitoring the May 7 strikes on terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and PoK.
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Video: Passengers Panic, Scream For Help As Ferry Sinks Off Mumbai Coast
A video of Indian Navy and Coast Guard personnel rescuing passengers of a ferry that sank near Mumbai after colliding with a naval speedboat shows people shouting for help as the boat slowly goes under.
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5 Points About INS Brahmaputra, Which Caught Fire
The Indian Navy's INS Brahmaputra caught fire while it was undergoing maintenance at the Mumbai naval dockyard. A sailor is missing, and the ship has tilted to one side. The navy said all other personnel have been accounted for.
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INS Brahmaputra Severely Damaged In Fire, Lying On Its Side; Sailor Missing
An Indian Navy warship which was undergoing maintenance at the naval dockyard in Mumbai caught fire today. The navy said a junior sailor is missing and rescue teams are looking for him. All other personnel have been accounted for, the navy said.
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"Emerged As Beacon Of Hope": Navy Veteran Freed By Qatar Writes To PM Modi
Captain Saurabh Vashisht, one of the eight imprisoned Indian Navy personnel released by Qatar following India's diplomatic efforts, and his father have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to convey their heartfelt thanks and laud his leadership.
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Sister Of Navy Veteran Released By Qatar Thanks PM Modi
The sister of one of the eight jailed former Indian Navy personnel released by Qatar expressed happiness on Monday over the development and thanked the Indian government and Qatar authorities for their release.
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What Congress Said On Qatar Releasing 8 Ex Indian Navy Personnel
The Congress Monday expressed relief and happiness at Qatar releasing eight former Indian naval personnel nearly three and a half months after they were handed down death sentences, and it greeted them and their families.
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India Hasn't Told Defence Staff To Pull Out From Maldives: Navy Chief
India's government has not told its defence personnel to pull out from Maldives following a request from Male, Indian Navy Chief Admiral R. Hari Kumar said.
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8 Indian Navy Veterans In Qatar Get 60 Days To Appeal Against Prison Terms
The eight jailed former Indian Navy personnel in Qatar have been given 60 days to appeal against the varying prison terms handed by a Qatari court last week the Ministry of External Affairs has said.
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Next Steps After Examining Ruling: Foreign Ministry On Indians In Qatar
India on Friday said its next steps in the case relating to eight former Indian Navy personnel will be decided after examining the ruling of a Qatari court and discussions with the legal team handling the matter.
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"Victory Of PM Modi's Diplomatic Efforts": BJP On Relief In Death Row In Qatar
The commutation of death sentence of eight former Indian Navy personnel by a court in Qatar is a victory of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign policy and diplomatic efforts under it, the BJP said on Thursday.
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Big Relief For 8 Indian Navy Veterans On Death Row In Qatar
Eight ex-Navy personnel sentenced to death by a Qatar court in October - over espionage allegations - will face commuted punishments, the Indian government said this afternoon.
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Indian Navy Comes To Aid Of Oman-Bound Vessel On Fire, Indian Crew On Board
Pulau flagged MT Yi Cheng 6 was going from Kandla in Gujarat to Shinas, Oman when it made a distress call on Sunday.
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Over 11,000 Navy Personnel, Their Families To Join Yoga Day Event In Andhra
Over 11,000 naval personnel and their family members from the Navy's Eastern Naval Command would be participating in the grand Yoga Day celebrations in Visakhapatnam that will be led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday.
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In Pics: Rajnath Singh Aboard INS Vikrant, Meets Navy Personnel
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Friday boarded the Indian Navy's indigenous aircraft carrier, INS Vikrant, where he addressed the officers and crew, praising their dedication and strength.
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New Op Sindoor Photos Show Three Service Chiefs Monitoring May 7 Strikes
The Indian Army has released a booklet for its personnel on Operation Sindoor, which shows Army, Navy and Air Force chiefs in the 'Operations Room', monitoring the May 7 strikes on terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and PoK.
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Video: Passengers Panic, Scream For Help As Ferry Sinks Off Mumbai Coast
A video of Indian Navy and Coast Guard personnel rescuing passengers of a ferry that sank near Mumbai after colliding with a naval speedboat shows people shouting for help as the boat slowly goes under.
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5 Points About INS Brahmaputra, Which Caught Fire
The Indian Navy's INS Brahmaputra caught fire while it was undergoing maintenance at the Mumbai naval dockyard. A sailor is missing, and the ship has tilted to one side. The navy said all other personnel have been accounted for.
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INS Brahmaputra Severely Damaged In Fire, Lying On Its Side; Sailor Missing
An Indian Navy warship which was undergoing maintenance at the naval dockyard in Mumbai caught fire today. The navy said a junior sailor is missing and rescue teams are looking for him. All other personnel have been accounted for, the navy said.
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"Emerged As Beacon Of Hope": Navy Veteran Freed By Qatar Writes To PM Modi
Captain Saurabh Vashisht, one of the eight imprisoned Indian Navy personnel released by Qatar following India's diplomatic efforts, and his father have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to convey their heartfelt thanks and laud his leadership.
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Sister Of Navy Veteran Released By Qatar Thanks PM Modi
The sister of one of the eight jailed former Indian Navy personnel released by Qatar expressed happiness on Monday over the development and thanked the Indian government and Qatar authorities for their release.
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What Congress Said On Qatar Releasing 8 Ex Indian Navy Personnel
The Congress Monday expressed relief and happiness at Qatar releasing eight former Indian naval personnel nearly three and a half months after they were handed down death sentences, and it greeted them and their families.
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India Hasn't Told Defence Staff To Pull Out From Maldives: Navy Chief
India's government has not told its defence personnel to pull out from Maldives following a request from Male, Indian Navy Chief Admiral R. Hari Kumar said.
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8 Indian Navy Veterans In Qatar Get 60 Days To Appeal Against Prison Terms
The eight jailed former Indian Navy personnel in Qatar have been given 60 days to appeal against the varying prison terms handed by a Qatari court last week the Ministry of External Affairs has said.
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Next Steps After Examining Ruling: Foreign Ministry On Indians In Qatar
India on Friday said its next steps in the case relating to eight former Indian Navy personnel will be decided after examining the ruling of a Qatari court and discussions with the legal team handling the matter.
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"Victory Of PM Modi's Diplomatic Efforts": BJP On Relief In Death Row In Qatar
The commutation of death sentence of eight former Indian Navy personnel by a court in Qatar is a victory of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign policy and diplomatic efforts under it, the BJP said on Thursday.
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Big Relief For 8 Indian Navy Veterans On Death Row In Qatar
Eight ex-Navy personnel sentenced to death by a Qatar court in October - over espionage allegations - will face commuted punishments, the Indian government said this afternoon.
