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India Allowed Another Iran Ship To Dock Days Before US Sank IRIS Dena: Sources
The sources said Iran asked India to "take in" its ship IRIS Lavan and the request was approved on Sunday.
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"Explosion" Dashes Last Hopes For Missing Argentine Submarine
An explosion apparently occurred near the last known position of an Argentine submarine, the navy confirmed on Thursday, dashing last hopes of finding the vessel and its 44 crew members.
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Possible Explosion Detected Near Missing Argentine Submarine's Last Known Location
The Argentine navy raised the possibility on Thursday that a navy submarine missing in the South Atlantic suffered an explosion, heightening concerns over the fate of the 44 crew members
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1 Dead, 3 Hurt Or Missing After Explosion At South Korean Base
South Korea says one soldier died and another is missing after what apparently was an accidental explosion during repair work on a submarine at a naval base in the southeast of the country.
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Submarine Sindhurakshak to be Decommissioned, Navy Mulls New Role for it
INS Sindhurakshak, the submarine which caught fire after an explosion in August 2013 while it was preparing for a sortie in the Mumbai Naval Docks, is likely to be decommissioned and scrapped by the Navy.
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Blast in Submarine Sindhurakshak was Due to Lapses in Procedure, Says Navy
Explosions on board INS Sindhurakshak last August - which caused the death of 18 sailors and the vessel to sink in Mumbai harbour - happened because critical Standard Operating Procedures, or SoPs, were violated, an internal inquiry into the incident has revealed.
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Sunken Submarine INS Sindhurakshak Raised Out of Water
Five months after the salvors were appointed, the ill-fated Russian-made Kilo-class Indian Navy Submarine Sindhurakshak has been raised out of the water.
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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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Safety rules violation may be behind INS Sindhurakshak accident, says Russia
Violation of safety regulations could be the most likely cause of the explosions on submarine Sindhurakshak because of which it sank, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin has said.
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INS Sindhurakshak tragedy: Russia says it will assist India in submarine explosion probe
Russian naval engineers will help the Indian Navy in its investigation into the explosion on INS Sindhurakshak, the submarine which sank at the naval dockyard in Mumbai on Wednesday, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin has said.
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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: five bodies found, DNA tests needed to identify them
The Indian Navy today said that the bodies of four of 18 sailors who were inside the INS Sindhurakshak when it went up in flames have been found, but cautioned that it does not expect divers battling zero visibility in the dark muddied waters inside the sunken submarine to locate any of the others.
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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 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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India Allowed Another Iran Ship To Dock Days Before US Sank IRIS Dena: Sources
The sources said Iran asked India to "take in" its ship IRIS Lavan and the request was approved on Sunday.
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"Explosion" Dashes Last Hopes For Missing Argentine Submarine
An explosion apparently occurred near the last known position of an Argentine submarine, the navy confirmed on Thursday, dashing last hopes of finding the vessel and its 44 crew members.
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Possible Explosion Detected Near Missing Argentine Submarine's Last Known Location
The Argentine navy raised the possibility on Thursday that a navy submarine missing in the South Atlantic suffered an explosion, heightening concerns over the fate of the 44 crew members
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1 Dead, 3 Hurt Or Missing After Explosion At South Korean Base
South Korea says one soldier died and another is missing after what apparently was an accidental explosion during repair work on a submarine at a naval base in the southeast of the country.
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Submarine Sindhurakshak to be Decommissioned, Navy Mulls New Role for it
INS Sindhurakshak, the submarine which caught fire after an explosion in August 2013 while it was preparing for a sortie in the Mumbai Naval Docks, is likely to be decommissioned and scrapped by the Navy.
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Blast in Submarine Sindhurakshak was Due to Lapses in Procedure, Says Navy
Explosions on board INS Sindhurakshak last August - which caused the death of 18 sailors and the vessel to sink in Mumbai harbour - happened because critical Standard Operating Procedures, or SoPs, were violated, an internal inquiry into the incident has revealed.
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Sunken Submarine INS Sindhurakshak Raised Out of Water
Five months after the salvors were appointed, the ill-fated Russian-made Kilo-class Indian Navy Submarine Sindhurakshak has been raised out of the water.
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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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Safety rules violation may be behind INS Sindhurakshak accident, says Russia
Violation of safety regulations could be the most likely cause of the explosions on submarine Sindhurakshak because of which it sank, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin has said.
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INS Sindhurakshak tragedy: Russia says it will assist India in submarine explosion probe
Russian naval engineers will help the Indian Navy in its investigation into the explosion on INS Sindhurakshak, the submarine which sank at the naval dockyard in Mumbai on Wednesday, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin has said.
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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: five bodies found, DNA tests needed to identify them
The Indian Navy today said that the bodies of four of 18 sailors who were inside the INS Sindhurakshak when it went up in flames have been found, but cautioned that it does not expect divers battling zero visibility in the dark muddied waters inside the sunken submarine to locate any of the others.
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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 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."
