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2 Navy Ships Bringing Liquid Oxygen-Filled Tanks From Bahrain To Mumbai
Indian Navy has launched Operation Samudra Setu-II to augment the national mission to meet the country's oxygen requirements. Warships have been deployed to carry liquid oxygen-filled cryogenic containers to India amid a worsening COVID-19 pandemic.
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Tamil Nadu Requests Centre To Repatriate State's 40 Fishermen From Iran
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami has urged External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar to arrange for repatriation of 40 fishermen from the state who had been left behind in Iran.
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Navy Completes Operation Samudra Setu, Nearly 4,000 Indians Return From 3 Countries
The Indian Navy on Wednesday said it has completed Operation Samudra Setu, which began on May 5, by bringing nearly 4,000 Indians back home from three countries amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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INS Jalashwa Brings Back 700 Stranded Indians From Maldives
Indian Navy Ship Jalashwa on Sunday safely docked at the harbour in Tuticorin on Tuesday bringing back 700 stranded Indian nationals from Male.
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INS Jalashwa To Bring Back 700 Indians From Sri Lanka Today
Indian Navy ship INS Jalashwa will sail from Colombo Port today to bring back 700 stranded Indians under the second phase of Operation ''Samudra Setu'' as a part of the "Vande Bharat" mission.
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"We Are Safe Now": Navy Warship Brings Back 698 Indians From Maldives
INS Jalashwa, the Navy warship sent to Maldives to bring back stranded Indians, arrived in India this morning. With the completion of the voyage, the Navy has successfully brought back a total of 698 Indian nationals stranded who were stranded in the scenic island nation due to the COVID-19-linked travel restrictions.
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Watch: Navy Warship Enters Maldives To Bring Back Stranded Indians
INS Jalashwa, the Indian Navy's amphibious warship, has reached Maldives to bring back Indian citizens who have been stranded in the island nation. The warship was sent to Male by the Indian Navy under "Operation Samudra Setu" to bring back 1,000 Indian citizens.
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2 Navy Ships Bringing Liquid Oxygen-Filled Tanks From Bahrain To Mumbai
Indian Navy has launched Operation Samudra Setu-II to augment the national mission to meet the country's oxygen requirements. Warships have been deployed to carry liquid oxygen-filled cryogenic containers to India amid a worsening COVID-19 pandemic.
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Tamil Nadu Requests Centre To Repatriate State's 40 Fishermen From Iran
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami has urged External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar to arrange for repatriation of 40 fishermen from the state who had been left behind in Iran.
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Navy Completes Operation Samudra Setu, Nearly 4,000 Indians Return From 3 Countries
The Indian Navy on Wednesday said it has completed Operation Samudra Setu, which began on May 5, by bringing nearly 4,000 Indians back home from three countries amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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INS Jalashwa Brings Back 700 Stranded Indians From Maldives
Indian Navy Ship Jalashwa on Sunday safely docked at the harbour in Tuticorin on Tuesday bringing back 700 stranded Indian nationals from Male.
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INS Jalashwa To Bring Back 700 Indians From Sri Lanka Today
Indian Navy ship INS Jalashwa will sail from Colombo Port today to bring back 700 stranded Indians under the second phase of Operation ''Samudra Setu'' as a part of the "Vande Bharat" mission.
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"We Are Safe Now": Navy Warship Brings Back 698 Indians From Maldives
INS Jalashwa, the Navy warship sent to Maldives to bring back stranded Indians, arrived in India this morning. With the completion of the voyage, the Navy has successfully brought back a total of 698 Indian nationals stranded who were stranded in the scenic island nation due to the COVID-19-linked travel restrictions.
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Watch: Navy Warship Enters Maldives To Bring Back Stranded Indians
INS Jalashwa, the Indian Navy's amphibious warship, has reached Maldives to bring back Indian citizens who have been stranded in the island nation. The warship was sent to Male by the Indian Navy under "Operation Samudra Setu" to bring back 1,000 Indian citizens.
