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ISRO's GPS Substitute To Warn Fishermen About Disasters, Maritime Borders
Fishermen can now be alerted about natural disasters and position of the International Maritime Boundary Line while they are at the sea using the NaVIC system, a home-grown GPS, a senior ISRO scientist said Friday.
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In Daring Op, Navy Stops Burning Ship From Drifting Towards Bangladesh
In a daring and complex operation, a Sea King 42C helicopter winched down a Marco officer on a merchant vessel on fire to arrest its drift towards the International Maritime Border Line with Bangladesh.
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Pakistan Captures 30 Indian Fishermen Off Gujarat Coast
The Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) detained 30 fishermen and seized five boats off Gujarat coast, an official of the Porbandar-based National Fishworkers' Forum (NFF) said.
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Fishermen On Gujarat Maritime Border Put On Alert
Fishermen along the international maritime border in Kutch district of Gujarat have been advised not to venture into the deep sea following today's surgical strikes by Indian forces across the Line of Control (LoC).
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Pakistan Captures 55 Fishermen, 10 Boats Off Gujarat Coast
55 Indian fishermen were apprehended and their 10 boats seized by Pakistan authorities near international maritime border line (IMBL) off Kutch coast in Gujarat this morning, according to Porbandar-based National Fishworkers' Forum.
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Pakistan Apprehends 12 Fishermen, 2 Boats Off Gujarat Coast
Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) today apprehended twelve fishermen and seized two boats off Gujarat coast, National Fishworkers' Forum said.
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Pakistan Detains 12 Boats, 65 Fishermen Off Gujarat Coast
Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) today apprehended around 65 fishermen along with their 12 boats off the Gujarat coast, officials of National Fishworkers Forum (NFF) said.
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12 Pakistani national arrested for entering Indian waters
12 Pakistani national were arrested last night by the Border Security Force (BSF) for illegally entering Indian waters near Padala creek in Koteshwar off Kutch in Gujarat.
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ISRO's GPS Substitute To Warn Fishermen About Disasters, Maritime Borders
Fishermen can now be alerted about natural disasters and position of the International Maritime Boundary Line while they are at the sea using the NaVIC system, a home-grown GPS, a senior ISRO scientist said Friday.
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In Daring Op, Navy Stops Burning Ship From Drifting Towards Bangladesh
In a daring and complex operation, a Sea King 42C helicopter winched down a Marco officer on a merchant vessel on fire to arrest its drift towards the International Maritime Border Line with Bangladesh.
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Pakistan Captures 30 Indian Fishermen Off Gujarat Coast
The Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) detained 30 fishermen and seized five boats off Gujarat coast, an official of the Porbandar-based National Fishworkers' Forum (NFF) said.
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Fishermen On Gujarat Maritime Border Put On Alert
Fishermen along the international maritime border in Kutch district of Gujarat have been advised not to venture into the deep sea following today's surgical strikes by Indian forces across the Line of Control (LoC).
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Pakistan Captures 55 Fishermen, 10 Boats Off Gujarat Coast
55 Indian fishermen were apprehended and their 10 boats seized by Pakistan authorities near international maritime border line (IMBL) off Kutch coast in Gujarat this morning, according to Porbandar-based National Fishworkers' Forum.
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Pakistan Apprehends 12 Fishermen, 2 Boats Off Gujarat Coast
Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) today apprehended twelve fishermen and seized two boats off Gujarat coast, National Fishworkers' Forum said.
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Pakistan Detains 12 Boats, 65 Fishermen Off Gujarat Coast
Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) today apprehended around 65 fishermen along with their 12 boats off the Gujarat coast, officials of National Fishworkers Forum (NFF) said.
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12 Pakistani national arrested for entering Indian waters
12 Pakistani national were arrested last night by the Border Security Force (BSF) for illegally entering Indian waters near Padala creek in Koteshwar off Kutch in Gujarat.
