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3 Navy Sailors Killed In Explosion Onboard Destroyer At Mumbai Dockyard
Sources say the explosion had nothing to do with weapons or ammunition explosion. A board of inquiry has been ordered to investigate the cause.
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Warship INS Betwa Restored To Upright Position: Navy
Navy's frigate INS Betwa, which had slipped off her dock blocks in Naval Dockyard on December 5, was restored to an upright position late last night.
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2 Navy Patrol Boats Sink At Mumbai's Naval Docks After Fire
Two security boats of the Indian Navy, which are used for patrolling of Mumbai waters, today sank at the naval dockyard following a fire that broke out in one of them.
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Indian Naval Ships Veer, Nipat Decommissioned
Two Indian Naval Ships 'Veer' and 'Nipat' were decommissioned at the Naval Dockyard in Mumbai last evening.
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Mumbai contractor's body allegedly left unattended for 9 hours
The body of a contractor employed by the Naval Dockyard was allegedly left unattended outside St George's Hospital in Mumbai for nine hours on Thursday night.Surendra Pratap Gupta died while he was at the Naval Dockyard, repairing a ship named Masoor. His associates said they were working near the ship when a colleague Mohd Arif found Gupta's body....
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3 Navy Sailors Killed In Explosion Onboard Destroyer At Mumbai Dockyard
Sources say the explosion had nothing to do with weapons or ammunition explosion. A board of inquiry has been ordered to investigate the cause.
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Warship INS Betwa Restored To Upright Position: Navy
Navy's frigate INS Betwa, which had slipped off her dock blocks in Naval Dockyard on December 5, was restored to an upright position late last night.
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2 Navy Patrol Boats Sink At Mumbai's Naval Docks After Fire
Two security boats of the Indian Navy, which are used for patrolling of Mumbai waters, today sank at the naval dockyard following a fire that broke out in one of them.
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Indian Naval Ships Veer, Nipat Decommissioned
Two Indian Naval Ships 'Veer' and 'Nipat' were decommissioned at the Naval Dockyard in Mumbai last evening.
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Mumbai contractor's body allegedly left unattended for 9 hours
The body of a contractor employed by the Naval Dockyard was allegedly left unattended outside St George's Hospital in Mumbai for nine hours on Thursday night.Surendra Pratap Gupta died while he was at the Naval Dockyard, repairing a ship named Masoor. His associates said they were working near the ship when a colleague Mohd Arif found Gupta's body....
