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'Enhancing Capabilities For China, Pakistan's 2-Front Challenge': Navy Chief
Admiral Tripathi said the Navy's efforts are not aimed at any specific nation, but rather at ensuring the absolute security of India's maritime interests.
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Hantavirus Outbreak: Indian Expert Shares WHO Protocols, Response Times For Infectious Disease Outbreaks
As the MV Hondius hantavirus outbreak triggered a multinational response, global health expert Dr Sabine Kapasi explains how WHO protocols, maritime surveillance and international coordination work during infectious disease emergencies.
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First Shipment Of Essential Medical Supplies Reached Iran, Confirms Red Cross
The convoy of medical supplies consisted of 14 trucks carrying 171 metric tonnes of essential relief supplies from its warehouse in Jordan.
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"Hardest Situation Ever": Seafarers Stranded Near Hormuz Grapple With Stress
Seafarers said that they can even see a Kuwaiti oil tanker that was recently attacked and set on fire by an Iranian missile which has made everyone on board more scared.
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US Tanker Approached By Iranian Gunboats In Strait Of Hormuz
British maritime security firm Vanguard Tech said Tuesday that a US-flagged tanker was approached and challenged by Iranian gunboats in the Strait of Hormuz before continuing on its way.
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Maritime Security Is 'Dynaxic', Not Just Threat Control: Navy Chief
Indian Navy chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi on Tuesday said in this turbulent era of fluid alignments and fused challenges, maritime security can no longer be viewed through the narrow prism of threat containment.
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Gaza Flotilla Activists Allege Beatings, Sleep Deprivation, Humiliation In Israeli Detention
The Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) was stopped as it sought to challenge Israel’s maritime blockade of Gaza.
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Indian Ports Struggle With Massive Demand As Ships Re-Route Amid Red Sea Crisis
In the wake of vessel re-routings aimed at avoiding the Red Sea, bunker demand across ports in both India and Sri Lanka has witnessed a massive surge, highlighting a growing challenge for the maritime industry.
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India, Maldives, Sri Lanka Hold 'Dosti' Exercises In Indian Ocean
Seeking to enhance maritime security and interoperability, coast guard personnel from India, the Maldives and Sri Lanka have embarked on a four-day trilateral exercise to identify emerging maritime challenges in the Indian Ocean Region.
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China In Mind, S Jaishankar Brings Up Maritime Laws, Debt At Indian Ocean Meet
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday called for shoring up engagement among countries of Indian Ocean region to confront challenges like safeguarding sovereignty, dealing with cases of disregard to maritime laws and flouting of pacts.
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Future Maritime Environment May Be More Challenging, Says Navy Chief
Indian Navy chief Admiral R Hari Kumar on Thursday said that the future of the maritime environment will be equally or maybe even more challenging than today and called on navies of different countries to work together to build trust.
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Defence Minister Addresses Top Naval Commanders Onboard INS Vikrant
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday reviewed India's maritime security challenges with the top naval commanders onboard the country's first indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant in the Arabian Sea, amid China's burgeoning military posturing in
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Stable Environment In Indo-Pacific Essential For Global Prosperity: Minister
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said a free and open Indo-Pacific is an important aspect of India's maritime security while noting that geopolitical tensions and clash of strategic interests have resulted in new security challenges in the region.
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Indo-Pacific Witnessing Day-To-Day Competition For Influence: Navy Chief
The Indian Navy is working on "tailor-made" solutions to help friendly countries confront pressing challenges in the maritime domain with a broader aim to emerge as a preferred security partner and make a real contribution for an open and inclusive I
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India, France Explore Ways To Boost Indo-Pacific Cooperation
India and France on Tuesday explored ways to strengthen cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, including under a trilateral mechanism with Australia to address emerging challenges in the maritime and space domains.
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'Enhancing Capabilities For China, Pakistan's 2-Front Challenge': Navy Chief
Admiral Tripathi said the Navy's efforts are not aimed at any specific nation, but rather at ensuring the absolute security of India's maritime interests.
-
Hantavirus Outbreak: Indian Expert Shares WHO Protocols, Response Times For Infectious Disease Outbreaks
As the MV Hondius hantavirus outbreak triggered a multinational response, global health expert Dr Sabine Kapasi explains how WHO protocols, maritime surveillance and international coordination work during infectious disease emergencies.
-
First Shipment Of Essential Medical Supplies Reached Iran, Confirms Red Cross
The convoy of medical supplies consisted of 14 trucks carrying 171 metric tonnes of essential relief supplies from its warehouse in Jordan.
-
"Hardest Situation Ever": Seafarers Stranded Near Hormuz Grapple With Stress
Seafarers said that they can even see a Kuwaiti oil tanker that was recently attacked and set on fire by an Iranian missile which has made everyone on board more scared.
-
US Tanker Approached By Iranian Gunboats In Strait Of Hormuz
British maritime security firm Vanguard Tech said Tuesday that a US-flagged tanker was approached and challenged by Iranian gunboats in the Strait of Hormuz before continuing on its way.
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Maritime Security Is 'Dynaxic', Not Just Threat Control: Navy Chief
Indian Navy chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi on Tuesday said in this turbulent era of fluid alignments and fused challenges, maritime security can no longer be viewed through the narrow prism of threat containment.
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Gaza Flotilla Activists Allege Beatings, Sleep Deprivation, Humiliation In Israeli Detention
The Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) was stopped as it sought to challenge Israel’s maritime blockade of Gaza.
-
Indian Ports Struggle With Massive Demand As Ships Re-Route Amid Red Sea Crisis
In the wake of vessel re-routings aimed at avoiding the Red Sea, bunker demand across ports in both India and Sri Lanka has witnessed a massive surge, highlighting a growing challenge for the maritime industry.
-
India, Maldives, Sri Lanka Hold 'Dosti' Exercises In Indian Ocean
Seeking to enhance maritime security and interoperability, coast guard personnel from India, the Maldives and Sri Lanka have embarked on a four-day trilateral exercise to identify emerging maritime challenges in the Indian Ocean Region.
-
China In Mind, S Jaishankar Brings Up Maritime Laws, Debt At Indian Ocean Meet
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday called for shoring up engagement among countries of Indian Ocean region to confront challenges like safeguarding sovereignty, dealing with cases of disregard to maritime laws and flouting of pacts.
-
Future Maritime Environment May Be More Challenging, Says Navy Chief
Indian Navy chief Admiral R Hari Kumar on Thursday said that the future of the maritime environment will be equally or maybe even more challenging than today and called on navies of different countries to work together to build trust.
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Defence Minister Addresses Top Naval Commanders Onboard INS Vikrant
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday reviewed India's maritime security challenges with the top naval commanders onboard the country's first indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant in the Arabian Sea, amid China's burgeoning military posturing in
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Stable Environment In Indo-Pacific Essential For Global Prosperity: Minister
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said a free and open Indo-Pacific is an important aspect of India's maritime security while noting that geopolitical tensions and clash of strategic interests have resulted in new security challenges in the region.
-
Indo-Pacific Witnessing Day-To-Day Competition For Influence: Navy Chief
The Indian Navy is working on "tailor-made" solutions to help friendly countries confront pressing challenges in the maritime domain with a broader aim to emerge as a preferred security partner and make a real contribution for an open and inclusive I
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India, France Explore Ways To Boost Indo-Pacific Cooperation
India and France on Tuesday explored ways to strengthen cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, including under a trilateral mechanism with Australia to address emerging challenges in the maritime and space domains.
