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Indian Navy races to rescue oxygen-stressed Indonesian submarine crew

Indonesia shares a "comprehensive strategic partnership" with India, which binds it to assist. Even more important is its image as the naval power with the best resources in the region

Sending political messages at sea

US warship deployment through India's Exclusive Economic Zone was more than just a perfunctory action

LIVE: BJP will end political, election violence in Bengal, says Amit Shah

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Pentagon defends Navy ship asserting navigational rights inside India's EEZ

The Pentagon has said that its Navy ship conducting navigational rights within India's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) without the permission of New Delhi was consistent with international law

Integration among 3 services key to face future security challenges: CDS

General Rawat dispelled apprehensions on Wednesday that the creation of theatre commands to increase the synergy among the Army, Navy and Air Force would lead to one service usurping the other two

Chief of Defence Staff on two-day visit to Southern Naval Command

General Bipin Rawat arrived at the Southern Naval Command for a two-day visit during which he will review the progress of the Indigenous Aircraft Carrier being constructed at the Cochin Shipyard

We see Indian Navy as global security provider of Indo-Pacific: Fayard

France's Rear Admiral Jacques Fayard has said that French Navy see Indian Navy as global security provider of Indo-Pacific region

Zeus Numerix: This MSME is working to make warships invisible to radar

Pune-based Zeus Numerix's software simulation earlier helped integrate BrahMos missile with Sukhoi-30MKI

India, US begin two-day naval exercise in eastern Indian Ocean region

India and the US on Sunday kicked off a two-day naval exercise in the eastern Indian Ocean Region, reflecting the growing congruence in their defence and military partnership.

India has world's fourth strongest armed forces: Military Direct's study

China has the strongest military force in the world while India stands at number four, according to a study released on Sunday by defence website Military Direct

First tri-service missile gets underway with roll-out of MRSAM components

The MRSAM has been developed for the army, navy and air force by DRDO, in close partnership with Israel Aerospace Industries

India hands over training aids to Lankan Navy for capacity building

India's envoy in Sri Lanka has underlined the importance of close cooperation between the navies of the two countries as an essential part of the overall bilateral engagement

Stealth & Strength: Third Scorpene submarine, INS Karanj, joins naval fleet

In keeping with hoary naval tradition, the Karanj took its name from an earlier Foxtrot-class boat that India bought from the Soviet Union in 1969 and decommissioned in 2003

Indian Navy's third Scorpene class submarine commissioned

Indian Navy's third stealth Scorpene class Submarine INS Karanj was commissioned here on Wednesday

In pics: Mazagon Dock commissioned Submarine INS Karanj into Indian Navy

Scorpene-class submarine INS Karanj was commissioned into the Indian Navy in Mumbai on Wednesday.

Scorpene-class submarine INS Karanj commissioned into Indian Navy

Scorpene-class submarine INS Karanj was commissioned into the Indian Navy in Mumbai on Wednesday.Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Karambir Singh and Admiral (Retired) VS Shekhawat were present at the ceremony.Addressing the event, the Navy Chief said that hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of 'atmanirbharta' (indigenisation)."The impetuous to atmanirbharta or indigenisation is a fundamental tenet of Indian Navy's growth story and future trajectory," the Navy Chief Admiral Karambir Singh today.He also said that the Indian Navy has been a strong proponent of indigenization and self-reliance in defence over the past seven decades."At present, out of 42 ships and submarines on order, 40 are being constructed in Indian shipyards," the Navy chief said.

DRDO tests new Air Independent Propulsion system to be fitted in Scorpenes

The AIP system, once ready, will from 2024-25 onwards, be "retrofitted" into six Scorpene submarines that are being built in India under Project 75

Indian Navy signs contract with Suryadipta Projects for 11 ACTCM barges

The contract with Suryadipta Projects Private Limited, a Thane-based MSME, was concluded on March 5, the Indian Navy''s statement noted

Defence Budget: Military gets 28% less budget than it projected

Money requested for equipment modernisation slashed by 38 per cent

Women deployed aboard Indian Navy warships for first time in 24 years

The navy had last deployed women on Indian Naval Ship (INS) Jyoti in 1997, the senior Navy officials said