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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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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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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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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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PM Gives Forces "Free Hand" to Deal With Pakistan Firing: Government Sources
The Prime Minister is not likely to respond to political opponents who allege that he is too pre-occupied with campaigning for state elections and should instead be focusing more on the escalating tension with Pakistan.
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Losing Ground to ISIS, Al Qaeda Wants to Recruit in India: Intelligence
Intelligence agencies are analysing a video in which Al-Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri has announced the formation of an Indian branch of his terror group. A preliminary assessment says it is a move to broadbase the Al Qaeda's recruitment.
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Soldier Who Went Missing at Siachen 18 Years Ago to be Cremated Today
The Army has found the body of a soldier 18 years after he went missing on the Siachen glacier in Kashmir.
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Mega Defence Deals on US Defence Secretary's Delhi Agenda
US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel today met Prime Minister Narendra Modi as part his three-day trip to Delhi that aims at improving defence and strategic ties between India and Washington.
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Chinese Graziers Pitched Tents in Ladakh in Fresh Incursion Attempt: Sources
Chinese graziers reportedly pitched tents in the Demchok area of Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir this week but withdrew after talks between troops on either side of the border.
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Jaitley, Who Wanted China War Report Declassified, Changes Opinion
Defence Minister Arun Jaitley has ruled out the release of a secret report that says the government and military bungled the 1962 India-China war more than 50 years ago.
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Supreme Court to Hear Challenger Against New Army Chief
The Supreme Court will today hear a case asking it to stop the government from proceeding with the appointment of Lt. General Dalbir Singh Suhag as the next chief of the Indian army.
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Air Force's new C-130J aircraft crashes near Gwalior, five killed
Less than 10 minutes after it took off from Agra, one of the Indian Air Force's newest and sturdiest aircraft crashed near Gwalior, killing all five people on board.
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Senior commanders from India and Pak meet for first time since Kargil War
For the first time since the Kargil War, a senior military commander from India crossed over to the Pakistani side of the Wagah border to discuss the simmering tension along the Line of Control (LoC) or de-facto border in Kashmir. The military commander told NDTV that meeting was constructive and both sides decided that flag meetings at Brigade le...
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India yielded nothing in Ladakh stand-off with China, says General to NDTV
In what is the Indian Army's first response to the three-week long intrusion by China into Indian territory in Ladakh in April, Northern Army Commander Lieutenant General KT Parnaik has emphatically clarified India did not compromise its stand on the border issue. "We haven't yielded anything," he said to NDTV.
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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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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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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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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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PM Gives Forces "Free Hand" to Deal With Pakistan Firing: Government Sources
The Prime Minister is not likely to respond to political opponents who allege that he is too pre-occupied with campaigning for state elections and should instead be focusing more on the escalating tension with Pakistan.
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Losing Ground to ISIS, Al Qaeda Wants to Recruit in India: Intelligence
Intelligence agencies are analysing a video in which Al-Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri has announced the formation of an Indian branch of his terror group. A preliminary assessment says it is a move to broadbase the Al Qaeda's recruitment.
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Soldier Who Went Missing at Siachen 18 Years Ago to be Cremated Today
The Army has found the body of a soldier 18 years after he went missing on the Siachen glacier in Kashmir.
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Mega Defence Deals on US Defence Secretary's Delhi Agenda
US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel today met Prime Minister Narendra Modi as part his three-day trip to Delhi that aims at improving defence and strategic ties between India and Washington.
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Chinese Graziers Pitched Tents in Ladakh in Fresh Incursion Attempt: Sources
Chinese graziers reportedly pitched tents in the Demchok area of Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir this week but withdrew after talks between troops on either side of the border.
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Jaitley, Who Wanted China War Report Declassified, Changes Opinion
Defence Minister Arun Jaitley has ruled out the release of a secret report that says the government and military bungled the 1962 India-China war more than 50 years ago.
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Supreme Court to Hear Challenger Against New Army Chief
The Supreme Court will today hear a case asking it to stop the government from proceeding with the appointment of Lt. General Dalbir Singh Suhag as the next chief of the Indian army.
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Air Force's new C-130J aircraft crashes near Gwalior, five killed
Less than 10 minutes after it took off from Agra, one of the Indian Air Force's newest and sturdiest aircraft crashed near Gwalior, killing all five people on board.
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Senior commanders from India and Pak meet for first time since Kargil War
For the first time since the Kargil War, a senior military commander from India crossed over to the Pakistani side of the Wagah border to discuss the simmering tension along the Line of Control (LoC) or de-facto border in Kashmir. The military commander told NDTV that meeting was constructive and both sides decided that flag meetings at Brigade le...
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India yielded nothing in Ladakh stand-off with China, says General to NDTV
In what is the Indian Army's first response to the three-week long intrusion by China into Indian territory in Ladakh in April, Northern Army Commander Lieutenant General KT Parnaik has emphatically clarified India did not compromise its stand on the border issue. "We haven't yielded anything," he said to NDTV.
