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Congress Braces For Treason Charge As Bangladesh Anthem Row Heightens
The controversy over a Congress district-level leader reciting Bangladesh's national anthem has heightened, with the Assam government taking legal action over what it claims is an endorsement of narratives from across the border.
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Bangladesh National Anthem Sung At Congress Event. Why It's Not A Problem
The BJP unit in Assam has slammed the Congress over a video of a district-level leader singing Amar Sonar Bangla, Bangladesh's national anthem, at a party event in Sribhumi district
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"Stop Making Reckless Charges": China To Australia Over Naval Sonar Claim
Beijing on Monday warned Canberra against making "reckless and irresponsible accusations against China" after Australia said sonar pulses emitted by a Chinese warship "likely" injured its navy divers.
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Indian Navy Signs Deal With Tata Power SED For Portable Diver Detection Sonar
Tata Power Strategic Engineering Division will supply the Indian Navy with Portable Diver Detection Sonar or the PDDS, which will enhance its underwater surveillance capability.
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NFAI's New Film Club For Children Will Begin By Screening Satyajit Ray's Sonar Kella
National Film Archive Of India (NFAI) has launched a children's movie club in association with Arbhaat Films
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Manohar Parrikar Flags Off First Indigenous Sonar Dome
India's first indigenous composites sonar dome, a ship's underwater eyes and ears, was flagged off by Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Tuesday. It will be delivered to Mazgaon docks in Mumbai.
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Soumitra Chatterjee 'Never Imagined' Feluda Would Become a 'Cult'
"I had become a fan of Manik da's (Satyajit Ray) detective soon after Badshahi Angti was published. I had never imagined that I would be the one to play the character onscreen. When Manik da first called me to say that I would play Felu in Sonar Kella, I was thrilled," said Soumitra Chatterjee
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How Hunt For MH370 Has Been Hit By An Underwater Volcano
Australian authorities searching for a missing Malaysia Airlines passenger jet said on Monday they had lost a deep-water sonar detector being used to scour a patch of the ocean floor where the plane is believed to have gone down almost two years ago.
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The China Factor: Why India's Once-Secret Sub Will Join War Games Today
It has been called a "hole in the water," a submarine so quiet that detecting it is often impossible for even the most advanced navies.
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In Search for Missing Dornier Aircraft, Team Detects Oil Spill
Three days after a Dornier aircraft of the Coast Guard which went missing off Chennai, the search operations team found an oil spill in the sea on Thursday.
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Acoustic Warfare: Bats Jam Each Other's Sonar While Bug Hunting
All's fair in love and war - and also in mid-air bug hunting, if you're a bat.
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MH370 Mystery: 58 'Hard Objects' Found in Indian Ocean
The Australia-led search team for the missing Malaysian flight MH370 has discovered 58 hard objects inconsistent with the Indian Ocean seabed, raising hopes of solving the over six months-long aviation mystery.
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MH370 tragedy: Australia plans to use system that found Titanic
More powerful commercial sonar equipment would probably be deployed, similar to the system that found the Titanic 3,800 m under the Atlantic Ocean in 1985.
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A whale of a find: Fossil sheds light on sonar's origin
The deadly threat posed by German submarines during World War One helped spur scientists to develop sonar, using underwater sound signals to locate objects like subs that might be taking aim with a torpedo.
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Satyajit Ray treated us like family, says cinematographer of 21 Ray films
Summing up his four-decade-long association with Satyajit Ray, who took Indian cinema to international audiences, as "fruitful" and "friendly", veteran cinematographer Soumendu Roy describes the legendary filmmaker as "meticulous" and "troubleshooter".
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Congress Braces For Treason Charge As Bangladesh Anthem Row Heightens
The controversy over a Congress district-level leader reciting Bangladesh's national anthem has heightened, with the Assam government taking legal action over what it claims is an endorsement of narratives from across the border.
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Bangladesh National Anthem Sung At Congress Event. Why It's Not A Problem
The BJP unit in Assam has slammed the Congress over a video of a district-level leader singing Amar Sonar Bangla, Bangladesh's national anthem, at a party event in Sribhumi district
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"Stop Making Reckless Charges": China To Australia Over Naval Sonar Claim
Beijing on Monday warned Canberra against making "reckless and irresponsible accusations against China" after Australia said sonar pulses emitted by a Chinese warship "likely" injured its navy divers.
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Indian Navy Signs Deal With Tata Power SED For Portable Diver Detection Sonar
Tata Power Strategic Engineering Division will supply the Indian Navy with Portable Diver Detection Sonar or the PDDS, which will enhance its underwater surveillance capability.
-
NFAI's New Film Club For Children Will Begin By Screening Satyajit Ray's Sonar Kella
National Film Archive Of India (NFAI) has launched a children's movie club in association with Arbhaat Films
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Manohar Parrikar Flags Off First Indigenous Sonar Dome
India's first indigenous composites sonar dome, a ship's underwater eyes and ears, was flagged off by Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Tuesday. It will be delivered to Mazgaon docks in Mumbai.
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Soumitra Chatterjee 'Never Imagined' Feluda Would Become a 'Cult'
"I had become a fan of Manik da's (Satyajit Ray) detective soon after Badshahi Angti was published. I had never imagined that I would be the one to play the character onscreen. When Manik da first called me to say that I would play Felu in Sonar Kella, I was thrilled," said Soumitra Chatterjee
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How Hunt For MH370 Has Been Hit By An Underwater Volcano
Australian authorities searching for a missing Malaysia Airlines passenger jet said on Monday they had lost a deep-water sonar detector being used to scour a patch of the ocean floor where the plane is believed to have gone down almost two years ago.
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The China Factor: Why India's Once-Secret Sub Will Join War Games Today
It has been called a "hole in the water," a submarine so quiet that detecting it is often impossible for even the most advanced navies.
-
In Search for Missing Dornier Aircraft, Team Detects Oil Spill
Three days after a Dornier aircraft of the Coast Guard which went missing off Chennai, the search operations team found an oil spill in the sea on Thursday.
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Acoustic Warfare: Bats Jam Each Other's Sonar While Bug Hunting
All's fair in love and war - and also in mid-air bug hunting, if you're a bat.
-
MH370 Mystery: 58 'Hard Objects' Found in Indian Ocean
The Australia-led search team for the missing Malaysian flight MH370 has discovered 58 hard objects inconsistent with the Indian Ocean seabed, raising hopes of solving the over six months-long aviation mystery.
-
MH370 tragedy: Australia plans to use system that found Titanic
More powerful commercial sonar equipment would probably be deployed, similar to the system that found the Titanic 3,800 m under the Atlantic Ocean in 1985.
-
A whale of a find: Fossil sheds light on sonar's origin
The deadly threat posed by German submarines during World War One helped spur scientists to develop sonar, using underwater sound signals to locate objects like subs that might be taking aim with a torpedo.
-
Satyajit Ray treated us like family, says cinematographer of 21 Ray films
Summing up his four-decade-long association with Satyajit Ray, who took Indian cinema to international audiences, as "fruitful" and "friendly", veteran cinematographer Soumendu Roy describes the legendary filmmaker as "meticulous" and "troubleshooter".
