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India Nears Rs 70,000-Crore Submarine Deal With Germany, Key Meet Likely Soon
India's long-delayed Project 75(I) involves construction of six advanced conventional submarines for the Navy, priced at roughly Rs 70,000 crore.
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Pakistan Navy's Claim About Indian Submarine Invalid, Not Credible: Report
Pakistan's claim that its navy blocked an Indian submarine from entering its waters last week was not credible as the submarine's location, as per the details that came out, was way beyond Pakistan's territorial water limits.
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Pak Claim Of Chasing Away Indian Submarine Is 'Blatant Lies': Indian Navy
India has denied that one of its submarines was detected and stopped from entering Pakistani waters, a claim made today in Islamabad.
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Scorpene Row Won't Affect Work With Foreign Support: Navy Chief
The Scorpene data leak controversy won't affect the ambitious project of building submarines in Indian dockyards with the help of foreign shipyards, Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba said in New Delhi today.
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Scorpene Leak Could Be Part Of 'Economic War,' Says French Maker: 10 Facts
India is investigating the extent to which secrets about French Scorpene submarines being built in the country have been compromised.
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'There's Been A Hacking': Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar On Scorpene Leak
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar has sought a report from the Indian Navy chief on the leak of thousands of pages of secret data on the combat capability of the Scorpene-class submarines being built in India in a 3.5-billion-dollar project.
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The $3.5 Billion Leak: Scorpene Submarines Exposed, India Assesses Damage
Highly sensitive details on what makes six submarines being built in Mumbai so crucial for India's security have been leaked, triggering an investigation to determine the extent to which one of the world's largest defense projects has been compromised.
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The China Factor: Why India's Once-Secret Sub Will Join War Games Today
It has been called a "hole in the water," a submarine so quiet that detecting it is often impossible for even the most advanced navies.
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Why India's Submarine Fleet is Deployed for Just 6 Out of 10 Days
Indian submarines, on an average, are available for just six out of 10 days for operational deployment. And of every 10 tasks allotted to the fleet, it has to drop at least one, a senior Naval officer told NDTV.
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Inquiry Report on INS Sindhurakshak Tragedy Submitted
The Indian Navy has completed the 'Board of Inquiry' into the 2013 Indian Naval Submarine (INS) Sindhurakshak tragedy in which 18 Navy personnel lost their lives.
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Partly Because of China, India Focuses on Submarine Crisis
India is speeding up its navy modernisation programme and leaning on its neighbours to curb Chinese submarine activity in the Indian Ocean, as the region becomes increasingly jittery over Beijing's growing undersea prowess.
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Mumbai fire officer helped prevent another naval disaster
The alertness and presence of mind shown by a top Mumbai Fire Brigade officer probably helped avert a second major disaster in the naval dockyard where the INS Sindhurakshak submarine sank after an explosion occurred and was followed by a fire in Mumbai on Wednesday.
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India Nears Rs 70,000-Crore Submarine Deal With Germany, Key Meet Likely Soon
India's long-delayed Project 75(I) involves construction of six advanced conventional submarines for the Navy, priced at roughly Rs 70,000 crore.
-
Pakistan Navy's Claim About Indian Submarine Invalid, Not Credible: Report
Pakistan's claim that its navy blocked an Indian submarine from entering its waters last week was not credible as the submarine's location, as per the details that came out, was way beyond Pakistan's territorial water limits.
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Pak Claim Of Chasing Away Indian Submarine Is 'Blatant Lies': Indian Navy
India has denied that one of its submarines was detected and stopped from entering Pakistani waters, a claim made today in Islamabad.
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Scorpene Row Won't Affect Work With Foreign Support: Navy Chief
The Scorpene data leak controversy won't affect the ambitious project of building submarines in Indian dockyards with the help of foreign shipyards, Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba said in New Delhi today.
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Scorpene Leak Could Be Part Of 'Economic War,' Says French Maker: 10 Facts
India is investigating the extent to which secrets about French Scorpene submarines being built in the country have been compromised.
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'There's Been A Hacking': Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar On Scorpene Leak
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar has sought a report from the Indian Navy chief on the leak of thousands of pages of secret data on the combat capability of the Scorpene-class submarines being built in India in a 3.5-billion-dollar project.
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The $3.5 Billion Leak: Scorpene Submarines Exposed, India Assesses Damage
Highly sensitive details on what makes six submarines being built in Mumbai so crucial for India's security have been leaked, triggering an investigation to determine the extent to which one of the world's largest defense projects has been compromised.
-
The China Factor: Why India's Once-Secret Sub Will Join War Games Today
It has been called a "hole in the water," a submarine so quiet that detecting it is often impossible for even the most advanced navies.
-
Why India's Submarine Fleet is Deployed for Just 6 Out of 10 Days
Indian submarines, on an average, are available for just six out of 10 days for operational deployment. And of every 10 tasks allotted to the fleet, it has to drop at least one, a senior Naval officer told NDTV.
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Inquiry Report on INS Sindhurakshak Tragedy Submitted
The Indian Navy has completed the 'Board of Inquiry' into the 2013 Indian Naval Submarine (INS) Sindhurakshak tragedy in which 18 Navy personnel lost their lives.
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Partly Because of China, India Focuses on Submarine Crisis
India is speeding up its navy modernisation programme and leaning on its neighbours to curb Chinese submarine activity in the Indian Ocean, as the region becomes increasingly jittery over Beijing's growing undersea prowess.
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Mumbai fire officer helped prevent another naval disaster
The alertness and presence of mind shown by a top Mumbai Fire Brigade officer probably helped avert a second major disaster in the naval dockyard where the INS Sindhurakshak submarine sank after an explosion occurred and was followed by a fire in Mumbai on Wednesday.
