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Navy's Only Nuclear Attack Submarine Returns To Russia Before Lease Expires
The unexpected emergence of the Indian Navy's only nuclear powered attack submarine, the INS Chakra, in the waters of the Singapore Straits heralds the end of her service in the Indian Navy.
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India, Russia Sign $3 Billion Deal For Nuclear-Powered Attack Submarine
India on Thursday sealed a $3 billion deal with Russia for leasing of a nuclear-powered attack submarine for the Indian Navy for a period of 10 years, military sources said.
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India Wants Second Nuclear Submarine From Russia. Lies By Lobbyists Erupt
India's attempt to buy a nuclear attack submarine from Rajasthan has hit a major problem. Yesterday, Russian news portal Kommersant reported that the Indian Navy had permitted a US technical crew into top secret compartments of India's existing Russian-built nuclear submarine, the INS Chakra, in clear violation of the terms of the contract between ...
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Indian Navy's Largest-Ever Exercise vs 'Enemy Submarines' (Read China)
The INS Chakra, the Indian Navy's nuclear attack submarine, is on the prowl 200 km off Goa's coast in the Indian Ocean, scouring the seas for the sound of "enemy submarines." One of the fastest and deepest diving submarines in the world, the Chakra, acquired on lease from Russia, has been specifically deployed to train for a new threat - Chinese nu...
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Eye On Business Pie, Official Says Russia Stood By India In Its 'Darkest Hours'
With deals over USD 12 billion signed between Indian and Russia, including leasing of a second nuclear submarine, Russia hopes to bag more projects as it termed itself as not just a business partner but an "ally" who stood by India in its "darkest hours".
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Why INS Sindhukesri, One Of Navy's Oldest Submarines, Will Get A Life Extension
One of India's oldest submarines, INS Sindhukesri, is on her way to Russia for a second Major Refit and Life Certification (MRLC) because the Navy doesn't enough boats. The Indian submarine fleet is aging with most having done about 20 years or more and have gone through at least one life extension.
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Why India's Submarine Fleet is Deployed for Just 6 Out of 10 Days
Indian submarines, on an average, are available for just six out of 10 days for operational deployment. And of every 10 tasks allotted to the fleet, it has to drop at least one, a senior Naval officer told NDTV.
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Pipavav Joins Hands with Russia's JSC to Refit Submarines
Pipavav, in which Anil Ambani-led Reliance Group is in the process of acquiring a majority stake, proposes to execute the program under a joint venture, with 51 per cent stake, consistent with MoD regulations, a company statement said.
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India to Lease a Second Nuclear Submarine From Russia
The Indian Navy will soon have another nuclear submarine. The government has decided to lease a second nuclear submarine from Russia, top Defence Ministry officials have told NDTV.
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INS Sindhurakshak tragedy: Seventh body recovered from the submarine
Rescuers from the Indian Navy today recovered one more body from INS Sindhurakshak, taking the number of victims found from the fire-devastated submarine to seven.
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INS Sindhurakshak: five bodies found, DNA tests needed to identify them
The Indian Navy today said that the bodies of four of 18 sailors who were inside the INS Sindhurakshak when it went up in flames have been found, but cautioned that it does not expect divers battling zero visibility in the dark muddied waters inside the sunken submarine to locate any of the others.
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INS Sindhurakshak was fine after refit: Russian firm
The Russian firm that refitted the submarine INS Sindhurakshak which exploded and sank in a Mumbai dock with 18 sailors on board said on Wednesday the craft had been fully operational when returned to India in January.
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INS Arihant, India's N-powered submarine, to be operational soon
In a big step towards securing India's nuclear deterrence capabilities, the reactor on board the indigenously built nuclear-powered submarine INS Arihant is set to become operational within three weeks. The submarine, which is over 100 metres long, has been undergoing trials in Visakhapatnam for the last three years .
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Russian nuclear submarine to reach Indian shores in mid-March
India will become the world's sixth operator of a nuclear-powered submarine next month when Russia's K-152 Nerpa attack vessel reaches the country's shores ahead of its formal induction into the Indian Navy. The submarine, christened INS Chakra, is expected to reach the Indian shores, with its home base as Visakhapatnam, anytime in March, according...
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India upgrades its military with China in mind
In recent weeks, India has decided to buy 126 fighter jets from France, taken delivery of a nuclear-powered submarine from Russia and worked to ready its first aircraft carrier - modernizing its military to face a rising China.
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Navy's Only Nuclear Attack Submarine Returns To Russia Before Lease Expires
The unexpected emergence of the Indian Navy's only nuclear powered attack submarine, the INS Chakra, in the waters of the Singapore Straits heralds the end of her service in the Indian Navy.
-
India, Russia Sign $3 Billion Deal For Nuclear-Powered Attack Submarine
India on Thursday sealed a $3 billion deal with Russia for leasing of a nuclear-powered attack submarine for the Indian Navy for a period of 10 years, military sources said.
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India Wants Second Nuclear Submarine From Russia. Lies By Lobbyists Erupt
India's attempt to buy a nuclear attack submarine from Rajasthan has hit a major problem. Yesterday, Russian news portal Kommersant reported that the Indian Navy had permitted a US technical crew into top secret compartments of India's existing Russian-built nuclear submarine, the INS Chakra, in clear violation of the terms of the contract between ...
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Indian Navy's Largest-Ever Exercise vs 'Enemy Submarines' (Read China)
The INS Chakra, the Indian Navy's nuclear attack submarine, is on the prowl 200 km off Goa's coast in the Indian Ocean, scouring the seas for the sound of "enemy submarines." One of the fastest and deepest diving submarines in the world, the Chakra, acquired on lease from Russia, has been specifically deployed to train for a new threat - Chinese nu...
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Eye On Business Pie, Official Says Russia Stood By India In Its 'Darkest Hours'
With deals over USD 12 billion signed between Indian and Russia, including leasing of a second nuclear submarine, Russia hopes to bag more projects as it termed itself as not just a business partner but an "ally" who stood by India in its "darkest hours".
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Why INS Sindhukesri, One Of Navy's Oldest Submarines, Will Get A Life Extension
One of India's oldest submarines, INS Sindhukesri, is on her way to Russia for a second Major Refit and Life Certification (MRLC) because the Navy doesn't enough boats. The Indian submarine fleet is aging with most having done about 20 years or more and have gone through at least one life extension.
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Why India's Submarine Fleet is Deployed for Just 6 Out of 10 Days
Indian submarines, on an average, are available for just six out of 10 days for operational deployment. And of every 10 tasks allotted to the fleet, it has to drop at least one, a senior Naval officer told NDTV.
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Pipavav Joins Hands with Russia's JSC to Refit Submarines
Pipavav, in which Anil Ambani-led Reliance Group is in the process of acquiring a majority stake, proposes to execute the program under a joint venture, with 51 per cent stake, consistent with MoD regulations, a company statement said.
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India to Lease a Second Nuclear Submarine From Russia
The Indian Navy will soon have another nuclear submarine. The government has decided to lease a second nuclear submarine from Russia, top Defence Ministry officials have told NDTV.
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INS Sindhurakshak tragedy: Seventh body recovered from the submarine
Rescuers from the Indian Navy today recovered one more body from INS Sindhurakshak, taking the number of victims found from the fire-devastated submarine to seven.
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INS Sindhurakshak: five bodies found, DNA tests needed to identify them
The Indian Navy today said that the bodies of four of 18 sailors who were inside the INS Sindhurakshak when it went up in flames have been found, but cautioned that it does not expect divers battling zero visibility in the dark muddied waters inside the sunken submarine to locate any of the others.
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INS Sindhurakshak was fine after refit: Russian firm
The Russian firm that refitted the submarine INS Sindhurakshak which exploded and sank in a Mumbai dock with 18 sailors on board said on Wednesday the craft had been fully operational when returned to India in January.
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INS Arihant, India's N-powered submarine, to be operational soon
In a big step towards securing India's nuclear deterrence capabilities, the reactor on board the indigenously built nuclear-powered submarine INS Arihant is set to become operational within three weeks. The submarine, which is over 100 metres long, has been undergoing trials in Visakhapatnam for the last three years .
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Russian nuclear submarine to reach Indian shores in mid-March
India will become the world's sixth operator of a nuclear-powered submarine next month when Russia's K-152 Nerpa attack vessel reaches the country's shores ahead of its formal induction into the Indian Navy. The submarine, christened INS Chakra, is expected to reach the Indian shores, with its home base as Visakhapatnam, anytime in March, according...
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India upgrades its military with China in mind
In recent weeks, India has decided to buy 126 fighter jets from France, taken delivery of a nuclear-powered submarine from Russia and worked to ready its first aircraft carrier - modernizing its military to face a rising China.
