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Pakistan inducts new Chinese submarine, puts focus on India’s undersea strength and pacePakistan commissioned its first Chinese-built Hangor-class submarine, PNS Hangor, boosting its AIP-equipped fleet to four. This marks the f...- Upgraded submarine INS Sindhukirti to boost Navy’s flagging fleetThe 3,000-tonne INS Sindhukirti's re-induction into the fleet is vital since the Navy is down to just 13 old diesel-electric submarines.
- Navy to get two deep-sea rescue vesselsDefence Ministry cleared a proposal to procure two deep-sea rescue vessels against the backdrop of the death of 18 personnel in the sinking...
- Navy hopeful of reusing sunken INS SindhurakshakExpressing hope of reusing the sunken INS Sindhurakshak submarine, the Navy today said its record was "not all that bad" in terms of accide...
- Submarine sinking: Navy inquiry yet to be completedAlmost three months after the INS Sindhurakshak sank in the Mumbai harbour area, the Navy is yet to complete its inquiry to ascertain the r...
- India likely to take second nuclear submarine from Russia on leaseThe Indian Navy is already operating one Akula II Class nuclear submarine--Nerpa. The over 8,000-tonne warship was inducted in April last y...
- Tearful adieu for INS Sindhurakshak submarinerThe last rites of Atul Sharma, one of the Indian Navy personnel who lost their lives in the INS Sindhurakshak tragedy in Mumbai, were today...
- Salvage operations of fire-hit submarine INS Sindhurakshak to cost Rs 500 croreFive companies are currently engaged in sending trained divers into the sea to determine various possible methods of salvaging the 16-year-...
- Loss of Sindhurakshak shows navy's depleting conventional sub capabilityThe loss of INS Sindhurakshak, was tragic, but the bigger question now is: Will this loss ever register with our policymakers?
- INS Sindhurakshak: Navy sticks to ‘accident’ story behind submarine disasterPreliminary assessments show "a plain and simple accident" in the "fully-loaded" weapons compartment of INS Sindhurakshak.
- 'Torpedoes are coolest place to sleep on'Danger is a constant companion as the men whose lives are now under arc-light as investigators seek answers to the mysterious blasts aboard...
- Are India's ageing submarines going the MiG-21 way?The Tejas light combat aircraft was slated to replace the obsolete MiG-21 in the 1990s but is still at least two years away from becoming f...
- INS Sindhurakshak tragedy: Hopes fade as Navy divers fail to find missing sailorsHampered by poor visibility and water inside the INS Sindhurakshak submarine that exploded and sank.
- At $156 million, refit expenses on INS Sindhurakshak exceeded original costThe refit expenditure on INS Sindhurakshak was much more than its original procurement cost.
- PM Manmohan Singh expresses anguish over loss of submarine SindhurakshakEighteen brave sailors are feared to have lost their lives," the Prime Minister said in his speech on the 67th Independence Day.
- Alert Mumbai fire officer helps save 2nd submarine from disasterA second submarine berthed near INS Sindhurakshak submarine that exploded and sank was saved from a possible disaster.
- Sindhurakshak sinking a set-back for the NavyThe loss of one of its youngest and most capable submarines--INS Sindhurakshak, is a big setback for the Navy.
- Submarine INS Sindhurakshak sinks after major blast, casualties fearedThere were 18 persons on board the 2,300 tonne submarine, powered by a combination of diesel generators and electric batteries.
- Eighteen missing after explosion, fire on Navy submarine in MumbaiAn explosion resulting in a major fire took place on board INS Sindhurakshak, a Kilo class submarine of the Indian Navy, shortly after midn...
- Indian submarine INS Sindhurakshak in distress gets Egyptian helpIndia's submarine INS Sindhurakshak received help from Egyptian Navy when it encountered extreme bad weather and rough sea on its way back ...
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