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Why US Sinking Iran Warship Is A Major Wake-Up Call For India's Submarine Arm
A US submarine sinking an Iranian warship is an extraordinarily uncomfortable reminder of what India does not have and what it very badly needs.
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China-Built Hangor Submarines To Join Pakistan Navy Fleet By 2026: Report
Pakistan's ambitious Hangor-class submarine programme, a centrepiece of the China-Pakistan naval partnership, is on track for induction in 2026, according to Admiral Naveed Ashraf, Chief of Naval Staff of the Pakistan Navy.
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Taiwan Completes Sea Trial For 1st Indigenous Submarine In Big Defence Move
Taiwan completed the maiden sea trial for its first domestically developed submarine on Tuesday, a major step in a project aimed at strengthening deterrence against the Chinese navy and protecting vital sea lanes in the event of war.
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Navy's 4th Anti-Submarine Waterfare Craft 'Amini' Launched
'Amini', the fourth in a series of eight Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft (ASW-SWC) projects built by Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE) for the Indian Navy, was launched.
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India, France Announce Raft Of Major Defence Cooperation Projects
India and France on Friday announced a raft of "ground-breaking" defence cooperation projects, including the joint development of jet and helicopter engines and the construction of three Scorpene submarines for the Indian Navy.
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Navy Receives 5th India-Made Scorpene-Class Submarine 'Vagir'
The Indian Navy on Tuesday received the fifth scorpene-class submarine Vagir ahead of its planned commissioning next month, officials said.
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China Seeks To Establish Overseas Base To Project Military Power: Report
China has numerically the largest navy in the world with an overall battle force of ships and submarines, said a Pentagon report last month which also highlighted how Beijing is seeking to establish a robust overseas presence.
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Day Ahead Of PM Modi's Visit, France Backs Out Of Key Submarine Project
France's Naval Group today said it is unable to participate in Centre's P-75I project, under which six conventional submarines are to be domestically built for the Indian Navy, due to conditions mentioned in the request for proposal (RFP) related to
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INS Vagsheer, Last Of The Scorpene Submarines Under Project 75, Launched
The Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders in Mumbai today launched INS Vagsheer, the last of the six Scorpene-class submarines under Project 75. The submarine was launched by Defence Secretary Ajay Kumar.
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Fifth Scorpene-Class Made-In-India Submarine Sails Out For First Sea Trial
The Indian Navy's brand-new submarine - the fifth of the six French-designed Scorpene-class submarines - sailed out Tuesday on its first sea sortie and will now undergo rigorous trials before it is delivered to the Navy later this year.
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Indian Navy To Commission Submarine INS Vela On November 25
The Indian Navy on Wednesday said it will commission INS Vela, its fourth stealth Scorpene class submarine under Project 75, on Thursday, an induction that will boost its combat capability.
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INS Visakhapatnam, Navy's Stealth Guided-Missile Destroyer, To Be Commissioned Tomorrow
Rajnath Singh will be chief guest at the commissioning ceremony of INS Visakhapatnam, the first ship of Project 15B, the navy said. INS Visakhapatnam is the lead ship of the Visakhapatnam-class stealth guided-missile destroyers of the Indian Navy.
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Fourth Scorpene Submarine 'Vela' Delivered To Navy
The fourth Scorpene submarine of Project - 75, Yard 11878 was delivered to the Navy on Tuesday.
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Navy Commander Among 6 Charged By CBI For Leaking Submarine Info
The Central Bureau of Investigation has filed chargesheets against six people including a serving commander and two retired Indian Navy officers for allegedly passing on confidential information about India's Kilo Class submarines.
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France Submarine Project's Delay, Cost Concerns Appear In Australian Documents
France shouldn't have been surprised that Australia cancelled a submarine contract, as major concerns about delays, cost overruns and suitability had been aired officially and publicly for years, Australian politicians said.
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Why US Sinking Iran Warship Is A Major Wake-Up Call For India's Submarine Arm
A US submarine sinking an Iranian warship is an extraordinarily uncomfortable reminder of what India does not have and what it very badly needs.
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China-Built Hangor Submarines To Join Pakistan Navy Fleet By 2026: Report
Pakistan's ambitious Hangor-class submarine programme, a centrepiece of the China-Pakistan naval partnership, is on track for induction in 2026, according to Admiral Naveed Ashraf, Chief of Naval Staff of the Pakistan Navy.
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Taiwan Completes Sea Trial For 1st Indigenous Submarine In Big Defence Move
Taiwan completed the maiden sea trial for its first domestically developed submarine on Tuesday, a major step in a project aimed at strengthening deterrence against the Chinese navy and protecting vital sea lanes in the event of war.
-
Navy's 4th Anti-Submarine Waterfare Craft 'Amini' Launched
'Amini', the fourth in a series of eight Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft (ASW-SWC) projects built by Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE) for the Indian Navy, was launched.
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India, France Announce Raft Of Major Defence Cooperation Projects
India and France on Friday announced a raft of "ground-breaking" defence cooperation projects, including the joint development of jet and helicopter engines and the construction of three Scorpene submarines for the Indian Navy.
-
Navy Receives 5th India-Made Scorpene-Class Submarine 'Vagir'
The Indian Navy on Tuesday received the fifth scorpene-class submarine Vagir ahead of its planned commissioning next month, officials said.
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China Seeks To Establish Overseas Base To Project Military Power: Report
China has numerically the largest navy in the world with an overall battle force of ships and submarines, said a Pentagon report last month which also highlighted how Beijing is seeking to establish a robust overseas presence.
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Day Ahead Of PM Modi's Visit, France Backs Out Of Key Submarine Project
France's Naval Group today said it is unable to participate in Centre's P-75I project, under which six conventional submarines are to be domestically built for the Indian Navy, due to conditions mentioned in the request for proposal (RFP) related to
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INS Vagsheer, Last Of The Scorpene Submarines Under Project 75, Launched
The Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders in Mumbai today launched INS Vagsheer, the last of the six Scorpene-class submarines under Project 75. The submarine was launched by Defence Secretary Ajay Kumar.
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Fifth Scorpene-Class Made-In-India Submarine Sails Out For First Sea Trial
The Indian Navy's brand-new submarine - the fifth of the six French-designed Scorpene-class submarines - sailed out Tuesday on its first sea sortie and will now undergo rigorous trials before it is delivered to the Navy later this year.
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Indian Navy To Commission Submarine INS Vela On November 25
The Indian Navy on Wednesday said it will commission INS Vela, its fourth stealth Scorpene class submarine under Project 75, on Thursday, an induction that will boost its combat capability.
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INS Visakhapatnam, Navy's Stealth Guided-Missile Destroyer, To Be Commissioned Tomorrow
Rajnath Singh will be chief guest at the commissioning ceremony of INS Visakhapatnam, the first ship of Project 15B, the navy said. INS Visakhapatnam is the lead ship of the Visakhapatnam-class stealth guided-missile destroyers of the Indian Navy.
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Fourth Scorpene Submarine 'Vela' Delivered To Navy
The fourth Scorpene submarine of Project - 75, Yard 11878 was delivered to the Navy on Tuesday.
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Navy Commander Among 6 Charged By CBI For Leaking Submarine Info
The Central Bureau of Investigation has filed chargesheets against six people including a serving commander and two retired Indian Navy officers for allegedly passing on confidential information about India's Kilo Class submarines.
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France Submarine Project's Delay, Cost Concerns Appear In Australian Documents
France shouldn't have been surprised that Australia cancelled a submarine contract, as major concerns about delays, cost overruns and suitability had been aired officially and publicly for years, Australian politicians said.
