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Coastal Radars, Border Deaths Discussed During India-Bangladesh Talks
India has nudged Bangladesh to implement a three-year-old agreement that allows it to set up a network of surveillance radars along the coastline of the neighbouring country.
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Phase 2 Of Coastal Surveillance Network On Schedule: Nirmala Sitharaman
The second phase of the Coastal Surveillance Network (CSN) - that was conceived to ensure attacks like Mumbai 26/11 does not happen in future - would be completed in a time-bound manner, Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said today.
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India To Make Two-Seater Passenger Aircraft By 2019
State-run National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has tied up with Delhi-based Mesco Aerospace to develop two-seater Hansa-NG aircraft, the company said today.
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Indian Navy's 'Israel-Made' Heron Drone Crashes In Gujarat's Porbandar
An Indian Navy drone crashed in Gujarat today, soon after it took off from the coastal city of Porbandar this morning. The drone - a Heron UAV or unmanned aerial vehicle was going for a routine surveillance exercise when it crashed shortly after take off.
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India-Seychelles Relationship Has Stood the Test of Time: President Pranab Mukherjee
Underlining close bonds of friendship with Seychelles which has stood the test of time, President Pranab Mukherjee has said operationalisation of the Coastal Surveillance and Radar System will further contribute to securing the island nation's maritime territory.
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PM Modi to Ramp Up Surveillance in Indian Ocean Region With Eye on China's Growing Interest
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today began a five-day trip to three island nations in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR), marking India's bid to expand its footprint and gain more eyes across the vast, under-observed and under-policed body of water to its south. India's efforts to expand its presence in the region comes at a time when the US and China are...
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Indian Navy Fully Prepared to Protect Coastal Region, Says Admiral RK Dhowan
India is fully prepared to protect its long coastal region and secure its maritime interests with round-the-clock surveillance, Chief of Naval Staff Admiral RK Dhowan said on Saturday.
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Six Years After 26/11 Attacks, Coastal Security 'Much Stronger,' Says Government
On the eve of the sixth anniversary of the Mumbai terror attacks, the government on Tuesday said that the overall coastal and maritime security along the entire coast is "much stronger than before" as several steps have been taken in this regard.
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Navy's Largest Patrolling Vessel INS Sumitra Commissioned
Aimed at enhancing the Navy's coastal surveillance, its largest offshore patrol vessel INS Sumitra was formally commissioned by Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R K Dhowan in Chennai today.
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Naval Chief to Commission INS Sumitra, India's Largest Offshore Patrol Vessel Today
Strengthening the Navy's coastal surveillance capabilities, Admiral Robin Dhowan will commission its largest offshore patrol vessel INS Sumitra in Chennai today.
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Naval Chief to Commission Largest Offshore Patrol Vessel on Thursday
Strengthening the Navy's coastal surveillance capabilities, Admiral Robin Dhowan will commission its largest offshore patrol vessel INS Sumitra on Thursday in Chennai.
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Japan begins work on surveillance unit near disputed islands: report
Japan broke ground today on a coastal surveillance unit near a string of islands at the centre of a bitter territorial dispute with China, a report said.
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Coastal Radars, Border Deaths Discussed During India-Bangladesh Talks
India has nudged Bangladesh to implement a three-year-old agreement that allows it to set up a network of surveillance radars along the coastline of the neighbouring country.
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Phase 2 Of Coastal Surveillance Network On Schedule: Nirmala Sitharaman
The second phase of the Coastal Surveillance Network (CSN) - that was conceived to ensure attacks like Mumbai 26/11 does not happen in future - would be completed in a time-bound manner, Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said today.
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India To Make Two-Seater Passenger Aircraft By 2019
State-run National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has tied up with Delhi-based Mesco Aerospace to develop two-seater Hansa-NG aircraft, the company said today.
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Indian Navy's 'Israel-Made' Heron Drone Crashes In Gujarat's Porbandar
An Indian Navy drone crashed in Gujarat today, soon after it took off from the coastal city of Porbandar this morning. The drone - a Heron UAV or unmanned aerial vehicle was going for a routine surveillance exercise when it crashed shortly after take off.
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India-Seychelles Relationship Has Stood the Test of Time: President Pranab Mukherjee
Underlining close bonds of friendship with Seychelles which has stood the test of time, President Pranab Mukherjee has said operationalisation of the Coastal Surveillance and Radar System will further contribute to securing the island nation's maritime territory.
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PM Modi to Ramp Up Surveillance in Indian Ocean Region With Eye on China's Growing Interest
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today began a five-day trip to three island nations in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR), marking India's bid to expand its footprint and gain more eyes across the vast, under-observed and under-policed body of water to its south. India's efforts to expand its presence in the region comes at a time when the US and China are...
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Indian Navy Fully Prepared to Protect Coastal Region, Says Admiral RK Dhowan
India is fully prepared to protect its long coastal region and secure its maritime interests with round-the-clock surveillance, Chief of Naval Staff Admiral RK Dhowan said on Saturday.
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Six Years After 26/11 Attacks, Coastal Security 'Much Stronger,' Says Government
On the eve of the sixth anniversary of the Mumbai terror attacks, the government on Tuesday said that the overall coastal and maritime security along the entire coast is "much stronger than before" as several steps have been taken in this regard.
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Navy's Largest Patrolling Vessel INS Sumitra Commissioned
Aimed at enhancing the Navy's coastal surveillance, its largest offshore patrol vessel INS Sumitra was formally commissioned by Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R K Dhowan in Chennai today.
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Naval Chief to Commission INS Sumitra, India's Largest Offshore Patrol Vessel Today
Strengthening the Navy's coastal surveillance capabilities, Admiral Robin Dhowan will commission its largest offshore patrol vessel INS Sumitra in Chennai today.
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Naval Chief to Commission Largest Offshore Patrol Vessel on Thursday
Strengthening the Navy's coastal surveillance capabilities, Admiral Robin Dhowan will commission its largest offshore patrol vessel INS Sumitra on Thursday in Chennai.
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Japan begins work on surveillance unit near disputed islands: report
Japan broke ground today on a coastal surveillance unit near a string of islands at the centre of a bitter territorial dispute with China, a report said.
