New Delhi: The Navy has failed to meet the four-week deadline of completing its inquiry into the INS Sindhurakshak mishap and has not yet issued a tender to salvage the submarine.Soon after the mishap, Navy
New Delhi: Not ruling out the “sabotage” angle behind explosions on Navy's destroyed submarine INS Sindhurakshak, Defence Minister A K Antony today said the incident has cast a shadow on the force's capability to safeguard
Mumbai: Battling difficult conditions, rescuers from Indian Navy extricated body of one more victim from the submarine INS Sindhurakshak, taking the total number of bodies recovered so far to six, naval sources said.The rescue team
Mumbai: Battling the odds, divers from the Navy continued their search for more bodies on board submarine INS Sindhurakshak without any success but managed to open a second access to the sunken vessel during an
Mumbai: The autopsy conducted on five navy men, whose bodies were extricated from submarine INS Sindhurakshak, has found that they died due to severe burns and drowning, even as divers today continued search operations for
New Delhi/Mumbai: The Indian Navy has said it has been getting Intelligence warnings of terror threats to its assets in Mumbai but there has been no indication so far of sabotage being a reason behind
Mumbai: Thirty six hours have elapsed since disaster struck submarine INS Sindhurakshak and the divers are yet to reach the three trapped officers and 15 sailors with water having entered the submarine and heat from
New Delhi: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Thursday expressed anguish over the loss of Navy's frontline submarine INS Sindhurakshak in an accident in Mumbai in which 18 soldiers are feared to have lost their lives.“We
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