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3 Men Pose As Seers, Extort Money, Jewellery From Naval Officer's Wife In Delhi
Three men were arrested for allegedly extorting money and jewellery from the wife of a naval officer by posing as seers and threatening her with a dummy snake in Delhi's RK Puram area, police said on Tuesday.
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Naval Officer Loses Rs 1.5 Lakh From Credit Card In Cyber Fraud: Mumbai Cops
An Indian Navy officer became the latest victim of the "outstanding power bill" scam and lost about Rs 1.5 lakh from his credit card to cyber fraudsters, a Mumbai Police official said on Saturday.
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Supreme Court Puts On Hold Release Of 10 Women Naval Officers From Services
The Supreme Court today stayed the release of ten women naval officers, who are seeking grant of permanent commission (PC), from the services as scheduled on December 31 this year.
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Burnt Body Of Retired Naval Officer Recovered From Badlapur Near Mumbai
The charred body of a retired naval officer was found at his flat in the Badlapur township of Thane district in the early hours of Sunday, the police said.
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Chinese Officers Treated To Chole Bhature Onboard INS Shakti
Chinese naval officers were treated to chole bhature, an Indian preparation made of chickpeas and served with bread made of white flour on the side, on board Indian Navy's INS Shakti during the international fleet review at Qingdao.
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Goa Naval Officer Charged For Allegedly Molesting Maid
A naval officer, second in-command at the INS Hansa naval base in South Goa, has been charged for allegedly molesting his maid on Tuesday evening, a Goa Police spokesperson said on Wednesday.
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Stranded Navy Officer's Rescue Updates: Abhilash Tomy Rescued By French Ship
Naval officer Commander Abhilash Tomy, the only Indian to sail around the world non-stop was stranded in the Indian Ocean near Australia after being injured during a sailing race. He was rescued today by a French vessel, the Defence Ministry said on Sunday.
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Injured Navy Officer "Responded By Ping" As Search Aircraft Flew Over Him
An Indian Navy aircraft has located the vessel of Indian Naval officer Abhilash Tomy, who was badly injured while participating in the Golden Globe Race, "rolling excessively" in the South Indian Ocean, a Defence spokesman said Sunday.
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Watch: 6 Women Navy Officers On Expedition Brave Raging Storm In Pacific
Six women naval officers on a journey around the world are seen braving a storm in the Pacific Ocean as they make their way to the Falkland Islands, in a video shared by the Navy.
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Officer Dies Of Gunshot Wounds At Naval Base In Kochi
A Naval officer died of gunshot wounds at the Naval base in Kochi this morning, a defence spokesman said.
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Pakistan Media Questions Evidence, Death Sentence For Kulbhushan Jadhav
After Delhi made it clear that Pakistan's planned execution of Indian Kulbhushan Jadhav will be considered "pre-meditated murder", newspapers in Pakistan are asking if the death sentence was too hastily announced on Monday.
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Special Probe Into Wife-Swapping Charge In Navy, Says Supreme Court
The allegations of wife-swapping raised by a naval officer's wife in Kerala will be looked into by a Special Investigation Team, the Supreme Court said on Thursday.
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Pentagon: US Sailors Made 'Navigational Error' Into Iranian Waters
The 10 US sailors briefly held by Iran before being released on Wednesday made a navigational mistake that led them into Iranian waters but did not communicate that to Navy commanders before being intercepted, the US military said on Thursday.
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Navy Officers Arrested as 'Terror Suspects' in a Mock-Drill Gone Wrong
Armed with AK-47s, a group of men in uniform were tracked and arrested by the local police in Daman today on suspicion of being terrorists. In an antithesis of a suspected terror plot, the men turned out to be naval officers whose mock-military drill was thwarted by the vigilance of the locals.
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US Navy Delegation Visits Chinese Carrier Amid Maritime
Senior US naval officers visited China's lone aircraft carrier this week, China's military said, as the two powers try to maintain military ties despite mounting tensions over Beijing's claims in disputed waters in the South China Sea.
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3 Men Pose As Seers, Extort Money, Jewellery From Naval Officer's Wife In Delhi
Three men were arrested for allegedly extorting money and jewellery from the wife of a naval officer by posing as seers and threatening her with a dummy snake in Delhi's RK Puram area, police said on Tuesday.
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Naval Officer Loses Rs 1.5 Lakh From Credit Card In Cyber Fraud: Mumbai Cops
An Indian Navy officer became the latest victim of the "outstanding power bill" scam and lost about Rs 1.5 lakh from his credit card to cyber fraudsters, a Mumbai Police official said on Saturday.
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Supreme Court Puts On Hold Release Of 10 Women Naval Officers From Services
The Supreme Court today stayed the release of ten women naval officers, who are seeking grant of permanent commission (PC), from the services as scheduled on December 31 this year.
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Burnt Body Of Retired Naval Officer Recovered From Badlapur Near Mumbai
The charred body of a retired naval officer was found at his flat in the Badlapur township of Thane district in the early hours of Sunday, the police said.
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Chinese Officers Treated To Chole Bhature Onboard INS Shakti
Chinese naval officers were treated to chole bhature, an Indian preparation made of chickpeas and served with bread made of white flour on the side, on board Indian Navy's INS Shakti during the international fleet review at Qingdao.
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Goa Naval Officer Charged For Allegedly Molesting Maid
A naval officer, second in-command at the INS Hansa naval base in South Goa, has been charged for allegedly molesting his maid on Tuesday evening, a Goa Police spokesperson said on Wednesday.
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Stranded Navy Officer's Rescue Updates: Abhilash Tomy Rescued By French Ship
Naval officer Commander Abhilash Tomy, the only Indian to sail around the world non-stop was stranded in the Indian Ocean near Australia after being injured during a sailing race. He was rescued today by a French vessel, the Defence Ministry said on Sunday.
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Injured Navy Officer "Responded By Ping" As Search Aircraft Flew Over Him
An Indian Navy aircraft has located the vessel of Indian Naval officer Abhilash Tomy, who was badly injured while participating in the Golden Globe Race, "rolling excessively" in the South Indian Ocean, a Defence spokesman said Sunday.
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Watch: 6 Women Navy Officers On Expedition Brave Raging Storm In Pacific
Six women naval officers on a journey around the world are seen braving a storm in the Pacific Ocean as they make their way to the Falkland Islands, in a video shared by the Navy.
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Officer Dies Of Gunshot Wounds At Naval Base In Kochi
A Naval officer died of gunshot wounds at the Naval base in Kochi this morning, a defence spokesman said.
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Pakistan Media Questions Evidence, Death Sentence For Kulbhushan Jadhav
After Delhi made it clear that Pakistan's planned execution of Indian Kulbhushan Jadhav will be considered "pre-meditated murder", newspapers in Pakistan are asking if the death sentence was too hastily announced on Monday.
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Special Probe Into Wife-Swapping Charge In Navy, Says Supreme Court
The allegations of wife-swapping raised by a naval officer's wife in Kerala will be looked into by a Special Investigation Team, the Supreme Court said on Thursday.
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Pentagon: US Sailors Made 'Navigational Error' Into Iranian Waters
The 10 US sailors briefly held by Iran before being released on Wednesday made a navigational mistake that led them into Iranian waters but did not communicate that to Navy commanders before being intercepted, the US military said on Thursday.
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Navy Officers Arrested as 'Terror Suspects' in a Mock-Drill Gone Wrong
Armed with AK-47s, a group of men in uniform were tracked and arrested by the local police in Daman today on suspicion of being terrorists. In an antithesis of a suspected terror plot, the men turned out to be naval officers whose mock-military drill was thwarted by the vigilance of the locals.
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US Navy Delegation Visits Chinese Carrier Amid Maritime
Senior US naval officers visited China's lone aircraft carrier this week, China's military said, as the two powers try to maintain military ties despite mounting tensions over Beijing's claims in disputed waters in the South China Sea.
