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US Navy Ships May Be Seen At Indian Shipyards In Future. Details Here
In a small but significant move, India and the United States have decided to explore the possibilities of Indian shipyards not only maintaining but also repairing American navy ships.
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India-US Navies' Interaction Will Pave Way For Focused Outcomes: Navy Chief
Admiral Karambir Singh on Sunday stated that it was an honour and a privilege to host Chief of US Naval Operations Admiral Michael Gilday during his five-day visit to India and the interaction between the navies of the two countries will pave way for
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India-US $7.5 Billion Deals For Armed Drones, Spy Planes In Pipeline
Amid growing military ties between India and the US, the Indian military is moving closer towards deals for procuring American defence equipment worth over $7 billion from the US, including Sea Guardian armed drones and naval spy planes.
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US "Leaning Way Forward" For India's Strategic Goals In The Indo-Pacific
India and the United States agreed on "accelerating the momentum" of their defence ties during Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's five-day visit to the US which ended today. According to officials privy to the high-level talks, the two largest democracies in the world focused on the Indo-Pacific region and agreed on enhancing India's naval capab...
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Tri-Nation Malabar Naval Exercise Concludes
The US, Japanese and Indian navies today concluded the 'Malabar Naval Exercise' aimed at achieving deeper military ties between the three nations.
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This Is Message To China - And Others: US On Malabar Naval War Games
The three-nation Malabar Naval Exercise involving India, Japan and the United States maritime forces which began today, is setting a great example to the world, a top US official has said.
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China Pleased That India Turned Down A War Games Request From Australia
China has welcomed reports that India has refused to allow Australia to join naval exercises with the United States and Japan in July. Beijing had earlier warned against expanding the drills.
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To Avoid China Backlash, India Turns Down This Request From Australia
India has rejected an Australian request to take part in joint naval exercises with the United States and Japan for fear of antagonising China, which has warned against expanding the drills, navy officials and diplomats said to news agency Reuters.
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India, US Sign Deal To Share Military Assets And Bases
India and the US on Monday signed an important agreement to use each other's land, air and naval bases for repair and resupply, taking a step toward reinforcing defence ties as they seek to counter an aggressive China.
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India, US, Japan Begin Malabar Joint Naval Exercise Close To South China Sea
India, Japan and the US today kicked off their marine war games, Malabar Exercise, close to the South China Sea as they focus on deepening military ties and greater interoperability amid rising tensions in the region.
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With Chinese Submarines Spotted Near Andamans, India Turns To US
India and the United States are in talks to help each other track submarines in the Indian Ocean, military officials say, a move that could further tighten defense ties between New Delhi and Washington as China steps up its undersea activities.
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Manohar Parrikar, Ashton Carter Visit Naval Base At Karwar, INS Vikramaditya
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar and US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter on Monday visited the Karwar Naval Base in Karnataka.
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US Close To Signing Deals With India In Defence, Communications: Pacific Command
The US is close to signing three foundational agreements with India in fields of defence and communications that will give a big boost to the bilateral ties, a top American military commander has said.
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If It's True, This India-US Plan Will Really Annoy China
The United States and India have held talks about conducting joint naval patrols that a US defence official said could include the disputed South China Sea, a move that would likely anger Beijing, which claims most of the waterway.
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US Naval Operations Chief On India Visit To Deepen Ties
US Chief of Naval Operations Admiral John Richardson is visiting India on his first trip to the country aimed at deepening bilateral maritime partnership, the Pentagon said.
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US Navy Ships May Be Seen At Indian Shipyards In Future. Details Here
In a small but significant move, India and the United States have decided to explore the possibilities of Indian shipyards not only maintaining but also repairing American navy ships.
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India-US Navies' Interaction Will Pave Way For Focused Outcomes: Navy Chief
Admiral Karambir Singh on Sunday stated that it was an honour and a privilege to host Chief of US Naval Operations Admiral Michael Gilday during his five-day visit to India and the interaction between the navies of the two countries will pave way for
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India-US $7.5 Billion Deals For Armed Drones, Spy Planes In Pipeline
Amid growing military ties between India and the US, the Indian military is moving closer towards deals for procuring American defence equipment worth over $7 billion from the US, including Sea Guardian armed drones and naval spy planes.
-
US "Leaning Way Forward" For India's Strategic Goals In The Indo-Pacific
India and the United States agreed on "accelerating the momentum" of their defence ties during Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's five-day visit to the US which ended today. According to officials privy to the high-level talks, the two largest democracies in the world focused on the Indo-Pacific region and agreed on enhancing India's naval capab...
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Tri-Nation Malabar Naval Exercise Concludes
The US, Japanese and Indian navies today concluded the 'Malabar Naval Exercise' aimed at achieving deeper military ties between the three nations.
-
This Is Message To China - And Others: US On Malabar Naval War Games
The three-nation Malabar Naval Exercise involving India, Japan and the United States maritime forces which began today, is setting a great example to the world, a top US official has said.
-
China Pleased That India Turned Down A War Games Request From Australia
China has welcomed reports that India has refused to allow Australia to join naval exercises with the United States and Japan in July. Beijing had earlier warned against expanding the drills.
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To Avoid China Backlash, India Turns Down This Request From Australia
India has rejected an Australian request to take part in joint naval exercises with the United States and Japan for fear of antagonising China, which has warned against expanding the drills, navy officials and diplomats said to news agency Reuters.
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India, US Sign Deal To Share Military Assets And Bases
India and the US on Monday signed an important agreement to use each other's land, air and naval bases for repair and resupply, taking a step toward reinforcing defence ties as they seek to counter an aggressive China.
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India, US, Japan Begin Malabar Joint Naval Exercise Close To South China Sea
India, Japan and the US today kicked off their marine war games, Malabar Exercise, close to the South China Sea as they focus on deepening military ties and greater interoperability amid rising tensions in the region.
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With Chinese Submarines Spotted Near Andamans, India Turns To US
India and the United States are in talks to help each other track submarines in the Indian Ocean, military officials say, a move that could further tighten defense ties between New Delhi and Washington as China steps up its undersea activities.
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Manohar Parrikar, Ashton Carter Visit Naval Base At Karwar, INS Vikramaditya
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar and US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter on Monday visited the Karwar Naval Base in Karnataka.
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US Close To Signing Deals With India In Defence, Communications: Pacific Command
The US is close to signing three foundational agreements with India in fields of defence and communications that will give a big boost to the bilateral ties, a top American military commander has said.
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If It's True, This India-US Plan Will Really Annoy China
The United States and India have held talks about conducting joint naval patrols that a US defence official said could include the disputed South China Sea, a move that would likely anger Beijing, which claims most of the waterway.
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US Naval Operations Chief On India Visit To Deepen Ties
US Chief of Naval Operations Admiral John Richardson is visiting India on his first trip to the country aimed at deepening bilateral maritime partnership, the Pentagon said.
