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Wreck Of Argentine Submarine Found Year After Disappearance: Navy
The wreckage of an Argentine navy submarine which exploded and disappeared one year ago with 44 crew was found in the Atlantic Ocean on Friday, the navy said.
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Salvage contract for submarine Sindhurakshak, which exploded and sank, to be finalised soon: Navy chief
The explosion onboard INS Sindhurakshak in August had sunk the submarine in the Mumbai harbour and killed 18 sailors on board.
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INS Sindhurakshak tragedy: Missing Kerala sailor phoned mother hours before explosion
INS Sindhurakshak crewman Liju Lawrence last spoke to his ailing mother on Tuesday evening, just hours before the submarine exploded and sank at the naval dockyard in Mumbai.
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INS Sindhurakshak: in twin explosions, a weapon was ejected
Bodies of four of the 18 sailors who were inside INS Sindhurakshak, when it exploded in a ball of flames on Wednesday after midnight, have been found this morning by naval divers.
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INS Sindhurakshak: bodies of 3 of 18 missing sailors found, navy says survivors unlikely
Naval divers this morning found the bodies of three of 18 sailors who were inside the INS Sindhurakshak when a fire and multiple explosions sank the diesel-powered submarine.
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INS Sindhurakshak tragedy: List of 18 personnel who were onboard the submarine
The Navy today released the names of the 18 personnel onboard INS Sindhurakshak, the submarine that exploded on Wednesday. The crewmen are yet to be "sighted or recovered" by the team of navy divers who are struggling to raise the vessel.
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INS Sindhurakshak tragedy: Divers yet to sight 18 trapped sailors
As navy divers struggle to raise INS Sindhurakshak, a submarine that exploded on Wednesday, the 18 crewmen who were on board are yet to be "sighted or recovered". Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has expressed "deep regret" over the accident which the government has described as the "greatest tragedy in recent times."
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INS Sindhurakshak explosion: Did lapses lead to tragedy?
As navy divers struggle to salvage INS Sindhurakshak, the submarine that exploded with 18 crewmen on board on Wednesday, it now emerges that procedures may have been violated that resulted in what the government has called the "greatest tragedy in recent times."
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INS Sindhurakshak submarine explodes, 18 sailors feared dead
18 crewmen are feared killed on the INS Sindhurakshak, a diesel-powered and world-class submarine, which exploded and sank shortly early this morning at the high-security naval dockyard in Mumbai.
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Safety mechanisms on INS Sindhurakshak failed, admits Navy chief
One of Indian Navy's most advanced non-nuclear submarines, INS Sindhurakshak, exploded and sank on Wednesday in Mumbai. Three officers and 15 sailors on board are feared dead in what is being described as Navy's worst disaster in over three decades. Navy chief Admiral DK Joshi admitted that safety mechanisms did not work on the fully-armed submari...
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INS Sindhurakshak submarine explodes, 18 sailors feared dead
INS Sindhurakshak submarine explodes: Naval divers have managed to cut through thick layer of metal to enter the INS Sindhurakshak, the diesel-powered submarine, which is now totally submerged at the high-security naval dockyard in Mumbai.
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INS Sindhurakshak was fine after refit: Russian firm
The Russian firm that refitted the submarine INS Sindhurakshak which exploded and sank in a Mumbai dock with 18 sailors on board said on Wednesday the craft had been fully operational when returned to India in January.
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In INS Sindhurakshak fire, missiles and torpedos detonated: sources
The INS Sindhurakshak, a diesel-powered submarine, exploded and sank early Wednesday in a dock in Mumbai, leaving rescuers scrambling to find 18 sailors who were on board.
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INS Sindhurakshak explosion: Indian navy loses one of its frontline submarines
In a huge setback to the Indian Navy, its INS Sindhurakshak submarine recently refurbished by Russia, exploded in the early hours of Wednesday at a high-security military dockyard in Mumbai. The search is on for about 18 sailors feared trapped in the burnt vessel, which is now partially submerged.
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Wreck Of Argentine Submarine Found Year After Disappearance: Navy
The wreckage of an Argentine navy submarine which exploded and disappeared one year ago with 44 crew was found in the Atlantic Ocean on Friday, the navy said.
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Salvage contract for submarine Sindhurakshak, which exploded and sank, to be finalised soon: Navy chief
The explosion onboard INS Sindhurakshak in August had sunk the submarine in the Mumbai harbour and killed 18 sailors on board.
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INS Sindhurakshak tragedy: Missing Kerala sailor phoned mother hours before explosion
INS Sindhurakshak crewman Liju Lawrence last spoke to his ailing mother on Tuesday evening, just hours before the submarine exploded and sank at the naval dockyard in Mumbai.
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INS Sindhurakshak: in twin explosions, a weapon was ejected
Bodies of four of the 18 sailors who were inside INS Sindhurakshak, when it exploded in a ball of flames on Wednesday after midnight, have been found this morning by naval divers.
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INS Sindhurakshak: bodies of 3 of 18 missing sailors found, navy says survivors unlikely
Naval divers this morning found the bodies of three of 18 sailors who were inside the INS Sindhurakshak when a fire and multiple explosions sank the diesel-powered submarine.
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INS Sindhurakshak tragedy: List of 18 personnel who were onboard the submarine
The Navy today released the names of the 18 personnel onboard INS Sindhurakshak, the submarine that exploded on Wednesday. The crewmen are yet to be "sighted or recovered" by the team of navy divers who are struggling to raise the vessel.
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INS Sindhurakshak tragedy: Divers yet to sight 18 trapped sailors
As navy divers struggle to raise INS Sindhurakshak, a submarine that exploded on Wednesday, the 18 crewmen who were on board are yet to be "sighted or recovered". Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has expressed "deep regret" over the accident which the government has described as the "greatest tragedy in recent times."
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INS Sindhurakshak explosion: Did lapses lead to tragedy?
As navy divers struggle to salvage INS Sindhurakshak, the submarine that exploded with 18 crewmen on board on Wednesday, it now emerges that procedures may have been violated that resulted in what the government has called the "greatest tragedy in recent times."
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INS Sindhurakshak submarine explodes, 18 sailors feared dead
18 crewmen are feared killed on the INS Sindhurakshak, a diesel-powered and world-class submarine, which exploded and sank shortly early this morning at the high-security naval dockyard in Mumbai.
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Safety mechanisms on INS Sindhurakshak failed, admits Navy chief
One of Indian Navy's most advanced non-nuclear submarines, INS Sindhurakshak, exploded and sank on Wednesday in Mumbai. Three officers and 15 sailors on board are feared dead in what is being described as Navy's worst disaster in over three decades. Navy chief Admiral DK Joshi admitted that safety mechanisms did not work on the fully-armed submari...
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INS Sindhurakshak submarine explodes, 18 sailors feared dead
INS Sindhurakshak submarine explodes: Naval divers have managed to cut through thick layer of metal to enter the INS Sindhurakshak, the diesel-powered submarine, which is now totally submerged at the high-security naval dockyard in Mumbai.
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INS Sindhurakshak was fine after refit: Russian firm
The Russian firm that refitted the submarine INS Sindhurakshak which exploded and sank in a Mumbai dock with 18 sailors on board said on Wednesday the craft had been fully operational when returned to India in January.
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In INS Sindhurakshak fire, missiles and torpedos detonated: sources
The INS Sindhurakshak, a diesel-powered submarine, exploded and sank early Wednesday in a dock in Mumbai, leaving rescuers scrambling to find 18 sailors who were on board.
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INS Sindhurakshak explosion: Indian navy loses one of its frontline submarines
In a huge setback to the Indian Navy, its INS Sindhurakshak submarine recently refurbished by Russia, exploded in the early hours of Wednesday at a high-security military dockyard in Mumbai. The search is on for about 18 sailors feared trapped in the burnt vessel, which is now partially submerged.
