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Chinese presence in Sri Lanka 'could pose a threat': Indian Navy

A top Indian Navy officer said that it 'could pose a threat' to Indian interests in the region and there is a need to keep a close watch on such activities

Predator drones helping us to keep watch on 'vessels of interest': Navy

The Indian Navy said that two Predator (MQ-9 Sea Guardian) drones are helping the maritime force enhance its surveillance all across the Indian Ocean region

Navies of India, Thailand begin 3-day coordinated patrol in Andaman Sea

This comes against the backdrop of growing concern over China's increasing maritime presence in the Indian Ocean region.

Navy teams deployed in K'taka to ensure functioning of Covid hospitals

The Indian Navy on Friday informed that the naval teams for the Karnataka Naval Area have been deployed to ensure sustained functioning of medical Oxygen infrastructure at designated Covid hospitals

Indian Navy's nuclear-powered attack submarine on its way back to Russia

Indian Navy's only nuclear-powered attack submarine, the INS Chakra, which was taken on lease from Russia, is believed to be on its way back to the country of its origin

Defence Ministry clears Navy proposal to issue mega tender for submarines

The decision was taken at a meeting of the Defence Acquisition Council chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.

Defence Ministry clears mega naval project to build 6 submarines

The decision was taken at a meeting of the Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.

INS Airavat arrives at Vizag with 158 MT oxygen, Covid relief material

Indian Naval Ship Airavat arrived at Visakhapatnam with critical Covid relief consignment including LMO, oxygen cylinders and ventilators from Vietnam and Singapore

The mirage of self-reliance

In the absence of robust technological and project management structures, MoD's indigenisation drive will remain questionable

Build more Scorpene subs while waiting for Project 75-I: Rahul Shrawat

Rear Admiral (Retd) Rahul Shrawat, who heads Naval Group India, talks to Ajai Shukla about Naval Group's ambitions

Indian Defence has a 'Sputnik Moment' as it adopts artificial intelligence

The new-generation platforms of the Indian Navy give it an edge in developing new AI technologies that are becoming increasingly popular with military and industry

1971 Indo-Pak war altered South Asian sub-continent geography: Navy chief

The 1971 Indo-Pak war shaped the course of not just India's history but also altered the geography of the South Asian sub-continent, said the Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Karambir Singh

Jointness of armed forces important amid changing nature of war: Navy chief

Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Karambir Singh called for the "jointness" of three defence forces, saying that it is far more important in today's changing nature of war than it was in past

Navy amps up relief efforts at cyclone affected areas in Odisha's Balasore

Indian Navy relief teams deployed at Odisha's Balasore scaled up their efforts in coordination with the state authorities to provide assistance to the affected population in the interior villages

Cyclone Yaas update: Indian Navy prepares for relief, rescue operations

With Cyclone Yaas predicted to make landfall on the eastern coast on May 26, the Indian Navy on Wednesday said it has stepped up and made all necessary arrangements for rescue and relief operations

INS Makar locates tugboat Varaprada, divers looking for bodies, says Navy

Navy ship INS Makar on Monday located tugboat Varaprada seven days after it went adrift in the Arabian Sea during Cyclone Tauktae fury, an official said

All missing on board barge P305, tugboat accounted for, says Navy

With 16 bodies washing ashore, the death toll in the tragedy at sea could rise to 86, an official said

Death toll on barge P305 rises to 70; Navy searching for 16 missing

The death toll on barge P305 which sank during Cyclone Tauktae fury rose to 70 on Sunday with the recovery of four more bodies, says the Navy

Tauktae: 66 dead, 20 missing; Navy deploys diving teams to look for bodies

The SAR ops are continuing through the night. Underwater search from wrecks of barge P305 and tug Varapada using specialised teams and equipment is in progress

Cyclone Yaas: Indian Naval ships, aircraft on standby for rescue ops

This is in view of the likeliness of intensification of the low-pressure area in the North Andaman seas into a cyclonic storm Yaas