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2 Navy Women Officers Cross Cape Horn, Known For Strong Winds, Towering Waves
The passage takes the two sailors through the Drake Passage, which is named after the English explorer Sir Francis Drake.
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Paris Olympics: Indian Sailors Way Beyond Qualification Zones At End Of Day Four
Indian sailors Vishnu Saravanan and Nethra Kumanan ended day four of their campaign at the ongoing Paris Olympics outside the qualification zones in the men's and women's dinghy competitions.
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"Now We Have Got Women Sailors Also": Navy Seeks Rank Nomenclature Change
Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar on Tuesday said they have approached the Defence Ministry for an approval of changing the nomenclature of various ranks as they now have women sailors also.
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Women Soldiers, Officers To Get Same Maternity, Child Care Leave: Defence Minister
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has approved a proposal to grant maternity, child care and child adoption leave to women soldiers, sailors and air warriors on par with their officer counterparts.
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In A First, Indian Navy Inducts 341 Women Sailors Under Agniveer Scheme
The Indian Navy has given assurances to the government that it will become 'Atmanirbhar' (self-reliant) by 2047, Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar said today.
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Indian Navy Considers Recruiting Women As Sailors, Say Sources
Top commanders deliberated on the enrolment of women as sailors in the Navy during a three-day conference that ended Friday and even looked at them being deployed as "sea going cadres" in the near future, official sources said.
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Asian Games 2018: Indian Women's Hockey Team Win Silver, 3 Medals In Sailing; Boxer Amit Panghal In Final
A golden dream unfulfilled for over 30 years remained just that in women's hockey but India equalled its best ever medal haul as sailors joined the assorted contributors to the country's tally at the 18th Asian Games on Friday.
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Women Lost At Sea Finally Rescued. Now, Some Questions Over Their Claims
Two amateur sailors set first feet on land Monday after spending nearly half a year lost at sea - a journey they said took them through shark attacks and waves as tall as office buildings, and nearly killed them on the brink of their rescue by the U.S. Navy.
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2 Navy Women Officers Cross Cape Horn, Known For Strong Winds, Towering Waves
The passage takes the two sailors through the Drake Passage, which is named after the English explorer Sir Francis Drake.
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Paris Olympics: Indian Sailors Way Beyond Qualification Zones At End Of Day Four
Indian sailors Vishnu Saravanan and Nethra Kumanan ended day four of their campaign at the ongoing Paris Olympics outside the qualification zones in the men's and women's dinghy competitions.
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"Now We Have Got Women Sailors Also": Navy Seeks Rank Nomenclature Change
Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar on Tuesday said they have approached the Defence Ministry for an approval of changing the nomenclature of various ranks as they now have women sailors also.
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Women Soldiers, Officers To Get Same Maternity, Child Care Leave: Defence Minister
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has approved a proposal to grant maternity, child care and child adoption leave to women soldiers, sailors and air warriors on par with their officer counterparts.
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In A First, Indian Navy Inducts 341 Women Sailors Under Agniveer Scheme
The Indian Navy has given assurances to the government that it will become 'Atmanirbhar' (self-reliant) by 2047, Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar said today.
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Indian Navy Considers Recruiting Women As Sailors, Say Sources
Top commanders deliberated on the enrolment of women as sailors in the Navy during a three-day conference that ended Friday and even looked at them being deployed as "sea going cadres" in the near future, official sources said.
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Asian Games 2018: Indian Women's Hockey Team Win Silver, 3 Medals In Sailing; Boxer Amit Panghal In Final
A golden dream unfulfilled for over 30 years remained just that in women's hockey but India equalled its best ever medal haul as sailors joined the assorted contributors to the country's tally at the 18th Asian Games on Friday.
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Women Lost At Sea Finally Rescued. Now, Some Questions Over Their Claims
Two amateur sailors set first feet on land Monday after spending nearly half a year lost at sea - a journey they said took them through shark attacks and waves as tall as office buildings, and nearly killed them on the brink of their rescue by the U.S. Navy.
