Mumbai Harbour Ship

As we approach the Indian Naval Ship Betwa at the Mumbai harbour, it's just impossible to take your eyes off the commandos dressed in black, armed to the hilt with sophisticated automatic guns, guarding their warship.

NDTV met the Indian Navy's Knights in White, who rescued over 3000 people from Yemen, on their ships at the Mumbai Harbour.

Indian Naval ship INS Mumbai today returned to Mumbai Harbour after evacuating over 900 stranded persons including foreigners from strife-torn Yemen.

A 30 mm gun on board a Coast Guard ship went off accidentally, damaging a portion of the Western Naval Command headquarters building in Mumbai.

For nearly 16 months, the INS Vindhyagiri has been anchored at the Mumbai harbour, decaying away, with ammunition within, according to the Navy. Attempts to remove the ammunition would come with serious risks of explosion, the Navy has said in the Bombay High Court. In response, the court has said the ship can be destroyed.

A tragedy was averted in Mumbai harbour last week when ill-fated container cargo ship MSC Chitra - which had partly sunk after a collision last August - broke loose from its moorings but was soon recovered, a maritime authority said in Mumbai on Tuesday evening.The MSC Chitra, bearing a Panama flag, had collided with MV Khalijia-III of St. Kitts an...

As we approach the Indian Naval Ship Betwa at the Mumbai harbour, it's just impossible to take your eyes off the commandos dressed in black, armed to the hilt with sophisticated automatic guns, guarding their warship.

NDTV met the Indian Navy's Knights in White, who rescued over 3000 people from Yemen, on their ships at the Mumbai Harbour.

Indian Naval ship INS Mumbai today returned to Mumbai Harbour after evacuating over 900 stranded persons including foreigners from strife-torn Yemen.

A 30 mm gun on board a Coast Guard ship went off accidentally, damaging a portion of the Western Naval Command headquarters building in Mumbai.

For nearly 16 months, the INS Vindhyagiri has been anchored at the Mumbai harbour, decaying away, with ammunition within, according to the Navy. Attempts to remove the ammunition would come with serious risks of explosion, the Navy has said in the Bombay High Court. In response, the court has said the ship can be destroyed.

A tragedy was averted in Mumbai harbour last week when ill-fated container cargo ship MSC Chitra - which had partly sunk after a collision last August - broke loose from its moorings but was soon recovered, a maritime authority said in Mumbai on Tuesday evening.The MSC Chitra, bearing a Panama flag, had collided with MV Khalijia-III of St. Kitts an...