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Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, INS Viraat's Super-Hero? A Proposal For An 'Underwater Memorial'
A week after Navy Chief Admiral Lanba said the ex-flag ship of the Indian Navy, Viraat, will be sold for scrap within four months, NDTV has learned that the Maharashtra government has a Plan B. Sources say the state is interested in acquiring the aircraft carrier and sinking her to form an "underwater memorial" off the Sindhudurg coast, 500 kms sou...
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INS Viraat May Be Sunk And Turned Into Divers' Spot: Navy Chief Sunil Lanba To NDTV
Indian Navy's oldest warship INS Viraat retired today after nearly six decades in service. Amid various proposals for the ship's future after retirement is to sink it and convert it into a major tourist attraction for divers, Navy Chief Sunil Lanba told NDTV on Monday.
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What the Shipyards of Alang Have Against China
In the world's biggest ship recycling centre of Alang on the Arabian Sea coast, workers with blow torches cut segments of steel stripped from the rusting hull of a towering cargo ship, sold for scrap by its Japanese owner.
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Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, INS Viraat's Super-Hero? A Proposal For An 'Underwater Memorial'
A week after Navy Chief Admiral Lanba said the ex-flag ship of the Indian Navy, Viraat, will be sold for scrap within four months, NDTV has learned that the Maharashtra government has a Plan B. Sources say the state is interested in acquiring the aircraft carrier and sinking her to form an "underwater memorial" off the Sindhudurg coast, 500 kms sou...
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INS Viraat May Be Sunk And Turned Into Divers' Spot: Navy Chief Sunil Lanba To NDTV
Indian Navy's oldest warship INS Viraat retired today after nearly six decades in service. Amid various proposals for the ship's future after retirement is to sink it and convert it into a major tourist attraction for divers, Navy Chief Sunil Lanba told NDTV on Monday.
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What the Shipyards of Alang Have Against China
In the world's biggest ship recycling centre of Alang on the Arabian Sea coast, workers with blow torches cut segments of steel stripped from the rusting hull of a towering cargo ship, sold for scrap by its Japanese owner.
