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Opinion: Russian Boost to 'Make in India': 400 Helicopters a Year
A major takeaway from Putin's visit, writes Nitin Gokhale.
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'Grim' Chances of More Survivors From Sunken Vessel, Says Navy Chief
Chances of finding the four Navy personnel missing after a ship sank off the coast of Visakhapatnam on Sunday are "grim," Navy Chief Admiral RK Dhowan said today, adding that the search will go on at least till November 13.
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4 Still Missing After Naval Ship's Hull Cracked and it Sank
Nearly 18 hours after a naval ship sank off the coastal city of Visakhapatnam, an extensive search operation is underway to locate four people who remain missing after the accident. One sailor died and 23 others on the ship were rescued last night after the ship sank at about 8 pm. Every person on the ship was wearing a life jacket, said officials.
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One Dead, Four Missing as Naval Vessel Sinks Off Visakhapatnam Harbour
It's been nearly 12 hours since a Torpedo Recovery Vessel of the Navy sank off the coast of Visakhapatnam, but there has been no trace of the four missing personnel who were on board. One person was killed and 23 others were rescued when the vessel started sinking last evening.
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Naval Vessel Sinks Outside Visakhapatnam Harbour, One Dead, Four Missing
One person has died and four others are missing after a small naval auxiliary vessel sunk outside the Visakhapatnam harbour today.
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Budgam Firing: Army Pulls Out Unit, State Government's Report Says Car That Failed to Stop Had Skidded
The army has decided to replace the entire company of 53 Rashtriya Rifles unit that was manning the area of Chattergam in Budgam where two civilians were killed in firing at a checkpost on Monday. The area will now be the responsibility of a different RR unit, senior army sources told NDTV.
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Under Duress, Mamata Banerjee Agrees to Cooperate with Centre on Stopping Bangladeshi Terror
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has promised to cooperate with the Centre in preventing terrorist organisations from spreading in the state after National Security Adviser Ajit Doval delivered the Centre's tough message to her on Monday.
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Bengal Can't Turn a Blind Eye to Terror, NSA Told Mamata Banerjee, say Sources
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval - who visited West Bengal regarding the Burdwan blast case today - is believed to have expressed displeasure that a jihadi hub from Bangladesh has mushroomed in the state without the knowledge of the Mamata Banerjee government.
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'Happy Diwali From Icy Heights of Siachen,' PM Modi Wishes President
On Diwali Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi began a packed visit to Jammu and Kashmir with a trip to Siachen, the world's highest battlefield. "Am going to Siachen with a message from each and every Indian to our soldiers - that we stand shoulder to shoulder with you!" he tweeted before leaving this morning in a special Indian Air Force aircraft.
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With Sukhoi Fleet Grounded, India Without a Third of Its Fighter Jets
India has grounded its entire Sukhoi-30 fleet and each aircraft is undergoing a thorough technical check following a recent crash near Pune - both pilots had ejected safely and were not injured.
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6 ULFA Terrorists Arrested by Army in Meghalaya
In a major breakthrough, six suspected terrorists of the United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) were arrested last night in Meghalaya in a joint operation by Army troops and the state police.
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ISIS Threat a Concern For Security Agencies, Warns Top Army Commander in Kashmir
The recent display of ISIS flags in Kashmir is a cause of "serious concern," Lieutenant General Subrata Saha, the top Army commander in the region said today. "ISIS has the capacity of attracting youths and that is a concern for us," he added.
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India's Plan for Arunachal Road Raises China Objection
China today reacted strongly to reports that India plans to build a 2000-km long road in Arunachal Pradesh, asking Delhi not to "further complicate" the dispute over the border.
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The System Let Me Down: Ex-Air Chief Accused in VVIP Chopper Scandal
A court in Italy on Thursday ruled that no kickbacks were paid in a deal for 12 helicopters for use by top Indian political leaders. It also found that there is no evidence to suggest former Indian Air Force chief SP Tyagi had accepted bribes to help AgustaWestland - the British unit of Italian defence manufacturer Finmeccanica - land the contract.
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A Verdict in Italy Today on VVIP Chopper Deal: 10 Developments
A court in Italy is expected to give its verdict today on whether top executives of a defense manufacturer paid bribes to land contracts, including in India, which agreed to buy 12 helicopters for use by the Prime Minister and other top leaders.
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Opinion: Russian Boost to 'Make in India': 400 Helicopters a Year
A major takeaway from Putin's visit, writes Nitin Gokhale.
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'Grim' Chances of More Survivors From Sunken Vessel, Says Navy Chief
Chances of finding the four Navy personnel missing after a ship sank off the coast of Visakhapatnam on Sunday are "grim," Navy Chief Admiral RK Dhowan said today, adding that the search will go on at least till November 13.
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4 Still Missing After Naval Ship's Hull Cracked and it Sank
Nearly 18 hours after a naval ship sank off the coastal city of Visakhapatnam, an extensive search operation is underway to locate four people who remain missing after the accident. One sailor died and 23 others on the ship were rescued last night after the ship sank at about 8 pm. Every person on the ship was wearing a life jacket, said officials.
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One Dead, Four Missing as Naval Vessel Sinks Off Visakhapatnam Harbour
It's been nearly 12 hours since a Torpedo Recovery Vessel of the Navy sank off the coast of Visakhapatnam, but there has been no trace of the four missing personnel who were on board. One person was killed and 23 others were rescued when the vessel started sinking last evening.
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Naval Vessel Sinks Outside Visakhapatnam Harbour, One Dead, Four Missing
One person has died and four others are missing after a small naval auxiliary vessel sunk outside the Visakhapatnam harbour today.
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Budgam Firing: Army Pulls Out Unit, State Government's Report Says Car That Failed to Stop Had Skidded
The army has decided to replace the entire company of 53 Rashtriya Rifles unit that was manning the area of Chattergam in Budgam where two civilians were killed in firing at a checkpost on Monday. The area will now be the responsibility of a different RR unit, senior army sources told NDTV.
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Under Duress, Mamata Banerjee Agrees to Cooperate with Centre on Stopping Bangladeshi Terror
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has promised to cooperate with the Centre in preventing terrorist organisations from spreading in the state after National Security Adviser Ajit Doval delivered the Centre's tough message to her on Monday.
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Bengal Can't Turn a Blind Eye to Terror, NSA Told Mamata Banerjee, say Sources
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval - who visited West Bengal regarding the Burdwan blast case today - is believed to have expressed displeasure that a jihadi hub from Bangladesh has mushroomed in the state without the knowledge of the Mamata Banerjee government.
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'Happy Diwali From Icy Heights of Siachen,' PM Modi Wishes President
On Diwali Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi began a packed visit to Jammu and Kashmir with a trip to Siachen, the world's highest battlefield. "Am going to Siachen with a message from each and every Indian to our soldiers - that we stand shoulder to shoulder with you!" he tweeted before leaving this morning in a special Indian Air Force aircraft.
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With Sukhoi Fleet Grounded, India Without a Third of Its Fighter Jets
India has grounded its entire Sukhoi-30 fleet and each aircraft is undergoing a thorough technical check following a recent crash near Pune - both pilots had ejected safely and were not injured.
-
6 ULFA Terrorists Arrested by Army in Meghalaya
In a major breakthrough, six suspected terrorists of the United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) were arrested last night in Meghalaya in a joint operation by Army troops and the state police.
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ISIS Threat a Concern For Security Agencies, Warns Top Army Commander in Kashmir
The recent display of ISIS flags in Kashmir is a cause of "serious concern," Lieutenant General Subrata Saha, the top Army commander in the region said today. "ISIS has the capacity of attracting youths and that is a concern for us," he added.
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India's Plan for Arunachal Road Raises China Objection
China today reacted strongly to reports that India plans to build a 2000-km long road in Arunachal Pradesh, asking Delhi not to "further complicate" the dispute over the border.
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The System Let Me Down: Ex-Air Chief Accused in VVIP Chopper Scandal
A court in Italy on Thursday ruled that no kickbacks were paid in a deal for 12 helicopters for use by top Indian political leaders. It also found that there is no evidence to suggest former Indian Air Force chief SP Tyagi had accepted bribes to help AgustaWestland - the British unit of Italian defence manufacturer Finmeccanica - land the contract.
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A Verdict in Italy Today on VVIP Chopper Deal: 10 Developments
A court in Italy is expected to give its verdict today on whether top executives of a defense manufacturer paid bribes to land contracts, including in India, which agreed to buy 12 helicopters for use by the Prime Minister and other top leaders.
