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State Funeral For Ratan Tata, Beloved National Icon
Industrialist Ratan Tata, who died at the age of 86 in a Mumbai hospital on Wednesday, will be cremated with full state honours, Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde announced. The state government has also declared a day of mourning on Thursday.
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First Of India's Deadliest Submarine, INS Kalvari, To Join Navy In December
As India's navy prepares to commission one of world's stealthiest and most deadly fighting submarines later this year, a top Naval commander has called delays in ship and submarine building "an area of concern".
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Body of Fisherman Shot Dead in Bahrain Received, Cremated
Nearly two weeks after a fisherman was shot dead allegedly by Qatar Naval personnel while fishing in that nation's waters, his body was received by a state minister, after which his relatives cremated the body at his native village.
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Rear Admiral 'accidentally' shot himself: Post-mortem begins
The body of Rear Admiral S S Jamwal, Chief of Staff of Southern Naval Command, who died in an 'accidental firing' at INS Dronacharya on Wednesday, has been taken to Alapuzha Medical College for post-mortem.Police sources said that, the body of the 51-year-old naval officer was taken to the medical college this morning for medical examination to asc...
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State Funeral For Ratan Tata, Beloved National Icon
Industrialist Ratan Tata, who died at the age of 86 in a Mumbai hospital on Wednesday, will be cremated with full state honours, Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde announced. The state government has also declared a day of mourning on Thursday.
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First Of India's Deadliest Submarine, INS Kalvari, To Join Navy In December
As India's navy prepares to commission one of world's stealthiest and most deadly fighting submarines later this year, a top Naval commander has called delays in ship and submarine building "an area of concern".
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Body of Fisherman Shot Dead in Bahrain Received, Cremated
Nearly two weeks after a fisherman was shot dead allegedly by Qatar Naval personnel while fishing in that nation's waters, his body was received by a state minister, after which his relatives cremated the body at his native village.
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Rear Admiral 'accidentally' shot himself: Post-mortem begins
The body of Rear Admiral S S Jamwal, Chief of Staff of Southern Naval Command, who died in an 'accidental firing' at INS Dronacharya on Wednesday, has been taken to Alapuzha Medical College for post-mortem.Police sources said that, the body of the 51-year-old naval officer was taken to the medical college this morning for medical examination to asc...
