New Delhi: Nearly 18 months after an explosion on board submarine INS Sindhurakshak sunk the vessel, killing 18 personnel, Navy Chief Admiral R K Dhowan today indicated that human error besides other factors could have
New Delhi: There have been 24 mishaps involving Indian naval submarines since 2011, claiming the lives of 22 personnel besides four others going missing, Rajya Sabha was informed today.While Boards of Inquiry (BoIs) have been
New Delhi: With the Navy facing shortage of under-water vessels, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley today reviewed in Mumbai the progress of the long-delayed Scorpene submarines which are planned to be deployed on the western sea-board
New Delhi: The loss of the INS Sindhurakshak, which was commissioned on 24 December 1997, was a big blow for the Indian Navy. It was the ninth of the ten Kilo-class submarines in the Navy.
New Delhi: Defence Minister Arun Jaitley may get to see the salvaged INS Sindhurakshak submarine during his Mumbai visit today where he will review the operational preparedness of the Western Naval Command.The submarine had sunk
Mumbai: Almost 10 months after submarine INS Sindhurakshak sank after an accident killing 18 sailors, it has been fished out of the water, official sources said here Friday.The Russian-built Kilo-Class submarine was lifted out of
New Delhi: Indian Navy's inability to salvage INS Sindhurakshak, which exploded and subsequently sank off the Mumbai coast on August 13-14 night this year, has made it difficult to establish the reason behind the incident.
New Delhi: INS Sindhurakshak sank four months ago following a deadly explosion and fire in Mumbai but navy divers are still looking for bodies of missing sailors in the wreckage of the warship.On August 14,
Mumbai: The bodies of three more Indian Navy personnel, who lost their lives in the August 14 disaster on board submarine INS Sindhurakshak, will be flown to their respective hometowns from Mumbai, a navy official
Mumbai: India TV has received exclusive pictures of the ill-fated submarine INS Sindhurakshak, which sank after a blast and fire killing 18 Navy personnel. Preliminary investigations have indicated that blasts on the submarine were caused
Mumbai: The "severely disfigured" bodies of five sailors were recovered Friday from the submarine which sank here Wednesday with 18 men. The navy declared that finding any survivor was unlikely.The five bodies were found by
Chennai, Aug 15: DMK president M. Karunanidhi Thursday said the probe into the loss of INS Sindhurakshak should cover possible sabotage and act of terror besides the reasons for the safety system's failure.In a statement
Kanpur/Udhampur/Mumbai: The family of missing Naval Officer Lt. Commander Alok Kumar Sahu in Old Central Park, Kanpur is presently in mourning, with little chances of survival of all 18 Navy personnel in the sunk submarine
New Delhi: A huge explosion and fire destroyed India's most advanced diesel-electric submarine, the INS Sindhurakshak, which was docked at a high-security military dockyard in Mumbai. Before this, the submarine had suffered fire incident in
New Delhi: Navy chief Admiral D.K. Joshi will visit the naval dockyard in Mumbai where an explosion rocked an Indian Navy submarine that caught fire, informed sources said.“Navy chief will be visiting the dockyard,” sources
Mumbai: In one of the worst disasters to have struck the Indian Navy, a series of explosions rocked its submarine INS Sindhurakshak at the dockyard here around midnight, sinking it partially in the shallow sea,
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