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  Navy Plans To Salvage Rs 600 Crore INS Betwa Which Lies On Its Side Flooded

  A day after two Indian Navy sailors were killed after the 3850 tonne guided missile frigate INS Betwa collapsed on its side inside a Naval dry dock in Mumbai, new details are emerging on the extent of the damage.

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  Submarine Sindhurakshak to be Decommissioned, Navy Mulls New Role for it

  INS Sindhurakshak, the submarine which caught fire after an explosion in August 2013 while it was preparing for a sortie in the Mumbai Naval Docks, is likely to be decommissioned and scrapped by the Navy.

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  Navy Finds a New Role for Submarine Sindhurakshak

  INS Sindhurakshak - the Russian built diesel electric Kilo class submarine -- that blew up two years ago in Mumbai, may be put use again. Senior defence ministry officials told NDTV that the submarine is likely to be taken to sea, sunk and used as training platform for navy divers.

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  Seven Navy Officers Punished For INS Sindhuratna Accident: Sources

  Seven officers of the Indian Navy who were found guilty have been punished in relation to the accident on the INS Sindhuratna, the submarine that suffered an on-board fire on February 26, 2014. Senior Defence Ministry officials have told NDTV that the seven officers, including the submarine's Commanding Officer, have been found guilty of negligence...

• 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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  Navy Finds 7 Officers 'Culpable' in INS Sindhuratna Fire That Killed 2

  An inquiry into the fire on board Navy submarine INS Sindhuratna in February this year has "found seven officers culpable of various acts of omissions and commissions," Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar told Parliament today.

• Sunken Submarine INS Sindhurakshak Raised Out of Water

  Five months after the salvors were appointed, the ill-fated Russian-made Kilo-class Indian Navy Submarine Sindhurakshak has been raised out of the water.

• INS Sindhurakshak tragedy: Families still await answers and closure

  The mishap on board submarine INS Sindhuratna, off the coast of Mumbai, on Wednesday has reminded several families of their worst nightmare.

• Navy hopeful of reusing sunken INS Sindhurakshak

  Expressing hope of reusing the sunken INS Sindhurakshak submarine, the Navy today said its record was "not all that bad" in terms of accidents when compared to other navies in the world.

• Navy chief Admiral DK Joshi to NDTV: Full transcript

  The year 2013 has been a significant landmark in Indian Navy's history.

• INS Sindhurakshak: Crucial forensic evidence lost, Navy looks for foreign salvage experts

  Top Naval sources told NDTV that the Navy is now looking at private salvagers to recover the submarine. However, as the Navy waits for the submarine to be pulled out of water a week after India's worst peace-time naval accident, it fears much of the crucial forensic evidence has already been lost.

• INS Sindhurakshak tragedy: Seventh body recovered from the submarine

  Rescuers from the Indian Navy today recovered one more body from INS Sindhurakshak, taking the number of victims found from the fire-devastated submarine to seven.

• Highlights: Defence Minister AK Antony makes statement in Parliament on ceasefire violations

  Defence Minister AK Antony is making a statement in the Rajya Sabha on the continued ceasefire violations along the Line of Control or LoC. The government has been under pressure from the Opposition over the rising violence at the LoC.

• Safety rules violation may be behind INS Sindhurakshak accident, says Russia

  Violation of safety regulations could be the most likely cause of the explosions on submarine Sindhurakshak because of which it sank, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin has said.

• INS Sindhurakshak tragedy: Navy divers open second access to submarine

  The rescue team yesterday recovered badly-burnt bodies of five of the 18 personnel trapped in the submarine after gruelling salvage efforts. Naval authorities say finding the others on board may not be easy in the dark muddied waters.