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Bangladeshi Traders "Forced" To Import From Pakistan Amid Growing Maritime Ties: Report
In a concern for India, trade and maritime ties between Pakistan and Bangladesh seem to be getting stronger, with a second cargo vessel from Karachi reaching the Chittagong port this week.
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Watch: Coast Guard Rescues 7 Indian Fishermen From Pak Captivity
The Coast Guard has rescued seven Indian fishermen who were apprehended by the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency in the mid-sea off the Gujarat coast and kept on their ship near the maritime boundary between the two countries, officials said.
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Dhaka, Islamabad Inch Closer With Historic Sea Link. How It Impacts India
A Pakistani cargo ship docked at Bangladeshs Chittagong port last week, marking the first-ever direct maritime contact between the two countries in over five decades. The vessel from Karachi has successfully unloaded its containers at the post.
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198 Indian Fishermen Released From Pakistan Jail
Pakistan government on Friday night released 198 Indian fishermen at Attari-Wagah border who were caught for crossing the maritime international border.
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Coast Guard Frees 6 Indian Fishermen From Pak Captivity In High Seas
In a major success on the high seas, an Indian Coast Guard ship acted swiftly to free Indian fishermen who were being taken to a Pakistani port by the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA).
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India Lodges Protest With Pak, Sri Lanka Over Attacks On Fishing Boats
India has lodged strong protests with Pakistan and Sri Lanka over incidences of Indian fishing boats being attacked by their maritime agencies, Minister of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying Parshottam Rupala said on Tuesday.
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Bandh In Village Of Fisherman Killed By Pak Maritime Security Personnel
Residents of Vadrai village in Maharashtra's Palghar district observed a bandh on Monday to protest the killing of a native fisherman by the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) off the Gujarat coast.
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Indian Fisherman Shot Dead By Pak, Matter Being Investigated: Sources
India has strongly condemned the killing of an Indian fisherman by Pakistan's maritime security agency in an unprovoked firing, sources have said.
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Pakistan Urges China To Use Gwadar Port For Transhipment: Report
Pakistan has requested China to market Gwadar Port and at least utilise it for their transhipment cargo, Special Assistant to Prime Minister Imran Khan on Maritime Affairs, Mahmood Moulvi said.
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Gujarat Assembly Passes Bill To Stop Fishermen From Entering Pakistan Waters
The Gujarat Assembly on Friday passed a bill to discourage local fishermen from straying into Pakistani waters near the International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) in the Arabian Sea.
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Pakistan Detained 49 Gujarat Fishermen On September 15: Vijay Rupani
The Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) had detained 49 fishermen and seized eight boats off the Gujarat coast on September 15, the state government told the Legislative Assembly on Monday.
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Pakistan's Attack On Indian Boats Contravention Of All Established Norms: India
India said today that Pakistani maritime forces carried out an attack on two Indian boats off the coast of Gujarat two days ago in "contravention of all established norms and practices".
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23 Indian Fishermen Captured By Pakistan Off Gujarat Coast: Official
Twenty-three Indian fishermen were arrested and four boats seized near the international maritime boundary line (IMBL) off Jakhau coast in Kutch district in Gujarat by Pakistan maritime agencies, said a fishermen's outfit functionary.
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Navy Junks Pak Claim Of Spotting Indian Submarine As "Misinformation"
The Navy on Tuesday rubbished Pakistan's claim that it stopped an Indian submarine from sneaking into its territorial waters. "Indian Navy remains deployed as necessary to protect national maritime interests. Over the past several days we have witnessed Pakistan indulging in false propaganda and spread of misinformation," the Navy said in a stateme...
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Terrorists Reportedly Being Trained To Attack From Sea, Says Navy Chief
Weeks after the Pulwama terror attack, Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba on Tuesday warned that there are reports about terrorists being trained to carry out operations through the sea.
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Bangladeshi Traders "Forced" To Import From Pakistan Amid Growing Maritime Ties: Report
In a concern for India, trade and maritime ties between Pakistan and Bangladesh seem to be getting stronger, with a second cargo vessel from Karachi reaching the Chittagong port this week.
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Watch: Coast Guard Rescues 7 Indian Fishermen From Pak Captivity
The Coast Guard has rescued seven Indian fishermen who were apprehended by the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency in the mid-sea off the Gujarat coast and kept on their ship near the maritime boundary between the two countries, officials said.
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Dhaka, Islamabad Inch Closer With Historic Sea Link. How It Impacts India
A Pakistani cargo ship docked at Bangladeshs Chittagong port last week, marking the first-ever direct maritime contact between the two countries in over five decades. The vessel from Karachi has successfully unloaded its containers at the post.
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198 Indian Fishermen Released From Pakistan Jail
Pakistan government on Friday night released 198 Indian fishermen at Attari-Wagah border who were caught for crossing the maritime international border.
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Coast Guard Frees 6 Indian Fishermen From Pak Captivity In High Seas
In a major success on the high seas, an Indian Coast Guard ship acted swiftly to free Indian fishermen who were being taken to a Pakistani port by the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA).
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India Lodges Protest With Pak, Sri Lanka Over Attacks On Fishing Boats
India has lodged strong protests with Pakistan and Sri Lanka over incidences of Indian fishing boats being attacked by their maritime agencies, Minister of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying Parshottam Rupala said on Tuesday.
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Bandh In Village Of Fisherman Killed By Pak Maritime Security Personnel
Residents of Vadrai village in Maharashtra's Palghar district observed a bandh on Monday to protest the killing of a native fisherman by the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) off the Gujarat coast.
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Indian Fisherman Shot Dead By Pak, Matter Being Investigated: Sources
India has strongly condemned the killing of an Indian fisherman by Pakistan's maritime security agency in an unprovoked firing, sources have said.
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Pakistan Urges China To Use Gwadar Port For Transhipment: Report
Pakistan has requested China to market Gwadar Port and at least utilise it for their transhipment cargo, Special Assistant to Prime Minister Imran Khan on Maritime Affairs, Mahmood Moulvi said.
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Gujarat Assembly Passes Bill To Stop Fishermen From Entering Pakistan Waters
The Gujarat Assembly on Friday passed a bill to discourage local fishermen from straying into Pakistani waters near the International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) in the Arabian Sea.
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Pakistan Detained 49 Gujarat Fishermen On September 15: Vijay Rupani
The Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) had detained 49 fishermen and seized eight boats off the Gujarat coast on September 15, the state government told the Legislative Assembly on Monday.
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Pakistan's Attack On Indian Boats Contravention Of All Established Norms: India
India said today that Pakistani maritime forces carried out an attack on two Indian boats off the coast of Gujarat two days ago in "contravention of all established norms and practices".
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23 Indian Fishermen Captured By Pakistan Off Gujarat Coast: Official
Twenty-three Indian fishermen were arrested and four boats seized near the international maritime boundary line (IMBL) off Jakhau coast in Kutch district in Gujarat by Pakistan maritime agencies, said a fishermen's outfit functionary.
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Navy Junks Pak Claim Of Spotting Indian Submarine As "Misinformation"
The Navy on Tuesday rubbished Pakistan's claim that it stopped an Indian submarine from sneaking into its territorial waters. "Indian Navy remains deployed as necessary to protect national maritime interests. Over the past several days we have witnessed Pakistan indulging in false propaganda and spread of misinformation," the Navy said in a stateme...
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Terrorists Reportedly Being Trained To Attack From Sea, Says Navy Chief
Weeks after the Pulwama terror attack, Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba on Tuesday warned that there are reports about terrorists being trained to carry out operations through the sea.
