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Watch: India's Mini Sub Rescues 'Stranded' Submarine Crew In South China Sea
The Indian Navy marked a milestone in its undersea operations with the successful deployment of its Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle (DSRV) Tiger X during a multinational submarine rescue exercise called XPR-25, hosted by the Singapore Navy.
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Navy Shares Glimpses Of First Homegrown Nistar-Class Diving Support Vessel
The Indian Navy has shared the first glimpse of its upcoming Nistar-class Diving Support Vessel (DSV). The indigenously built vessel, constructed by Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL) in Visakhapatnam, is designed to support underwater missions.
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Indian Navy Launches Diving Support Vessels 'Nistar', Nipun' In Vizag
Two indigenously designed and built Diving Support Vessels (DSVs) of the Indian Navy -- christened 'Nistar' and 'Nipun' -- were launched in Visakhapatnam today in the presence of Navy Chief Admiral R Hari Kumar.
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Indian Navy Brings Back 38 Stranded Indians From Cyclone-Hit Yemen Island
Thirty-eight Indians were today brought back home by the Indian Navy, four days after they were rescued from the cyclone-hit Socotra island in Yemen.
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Watch: India's Mini Sub Rescues 'Stranded' Submarine Crew In South China Sea
The Indian Navy marked a milestone in its undersea operations with the successful deployment of its Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle (DSRV) Tiger X during a multinational submarine rescue exercise called XPR-25, hosted by the Singapore Navy.
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Navy Shares Glimpses Of First Homegrown Nistar-Class Diving Support Vessel
The Indian Navy has shared the first glimpse of its upcoming Nistar-class Diving Support Vessel (DSV). The indigenously built vessel, constructed by Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL) in Visakhapatnam, is designed to support underwater missions.
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Indian Navy Launches Diving Support Vessels 'Nistar', Nipun' In Vizag
Two indigenously designed and built Diving Support Vessels (DSVs) of the Indian Navy -- christened 'Nistar' and 'Nipun' -- were launched in Visakhapatnam today in the presence of Navy Chief Admiral R Hari Kumar.
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Indian Navy Brings Back 38 Stranded Indians From Cyclone-Hit Yemen Island
Thirty-eight Indians were today brought back home by the Indian Navy, four days after they were rescued from the cyclone-hit Socotra island in Yemen.
