India flags ‘unprofessional’ conduct after Pakistani naval unit collides with Indian Navy, summons diplomat
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India flags ‘unprofessional’ conduct after Pakistani naval unit collides with Indian Navy, summons diplomat
India summoned Pakistan's Charge d'Affaires to protest a naval collision. Pakistani naval units engaged in unacceptable and unprofessional conduct at sea. The incident occurred in international waters without causing major damage. India stressed compliance with bilateral agreements governing milita»»»
Defence Accounts Department normalises all discrepant Air Force, Navy pension cases on SPARSH
New Delhi [India], September 15 (ANI): The Defence Accounts Department (DAD) has normalised all 1,45,182 discrepant pension cases pertaining to the Indian Air Force and Indian Navy on the SPARSH pension platform, the Ministry of Defence said on Tuesday.According to the Ministry, the cases were addr»»»
India says fire reported on oil tanker with 24 Indian sailors, all crew safe
NEW DELHI, June 8 - India's shipping ministry said on Monday that a fire was reported on an oil tanker, Marivex, off the coast of Oman with 24 Indian sailors on board, adding that all of them were safe. The Madagascar-flagged vessel was not carrying cargo, Opesh Kumar Sharma, a director in the fede»»»
Navy chief meets Myanmar naval leadership, discusses steps to boost def ties, enhance maritime security in Bay of Bengal region | India News - The Times of India
. NEW DELHI: As part of efforts to intensify Modi govt’s ‘Act East Policy’, Navy chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi has held a meeting with Myanmar Navy's commander-in-chief Admiral Htein Win in Naypyitaw and discussed growing bilateral ties and enhancing maritime security in the Bay of Bengal region.»»»
Separate case keeps ex-navy official Tiwary in Qatari jail; efforts on to free him: Sources
New Delhi, A former Indian Navy official, whose death sentence was commuted by a Qatari court in 2023 along with seven others, remains in custody due to a separate conviction, official sources said on Saturday, while dismissing certain claims made by his family. The Indian government has already ta»»»
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