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[video=youtube;zdOMc8mDYvc4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdOMc8mDYvc4[/video]
 

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India asks Russia to
upgrade two submarines


MOSCOW, July 25. /ITAR- TASS/. India has asked Russia to upgrade two its submarines, director-general of the Rubin Central Maritime Design Bureau Igor Vilnit said on Friday. "The Indian governments filed a request to the Russian Federal Service for Military- Technical Cooperation to extend the life of two Russian Kilo Class submarines (Type 877EKM)," he said. Specialists of the Zvyozdochka ship repair centre and the Rubin design bureau are expected to leave for India to inspect the first submarine. "We're optimistic about military-technical cooperation with the new Indian government," Vilnit said. Russia and India develop military-technical cooperation since the mid 1960's. In the mid 1990's Russia and India signed an interstate agreement on military-technical cooperation. The ten submarines were supplied to India's Navy from 1986 to 2000.
ITAR-TASS: Economy - India asks Russia to upgrade two submarines
 

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hye guys does any one having any idea what INS Sindhukriti doing in Hindustan Shipyard for last 9 years...
its more than 1/4 of it life cycle alone....
 

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Naval Shooters Win Medals at Commonwealth Games 2014

Following Naval Shooters have done the country and Navy Proud by winning medals in ongoing Twentieth Commonwealth games at Glasgow (Scotland)


Name​
Rank​
Event​
Achievement​


Harpreet Singh
MCPO II
25M Rapid Fire Pistol
Silver Medal



Sanjeev Rajput
MCPO II
50M Rifle 3 Positions
Silver Medal



Naval Shooters Win Medals at Commonwealth Games 2014
 

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NEW DELHI: Navy chief R K Dhowan on Monday left on a four- day visit to Canada aimed at furthering bilateral military ties. And Dhowan, who is visiting North American nation on the invitation of Royal Canadian Navy Commander, will stay on in Ottawa till Friday. "During his tour, the Navy chief will visit Esquimalt Naval Base at Victoria, which is the Headquarters of the Maritime Forces Pacific of the Canadian Navy. The visit is aimed at fostering closer Navy-to-Navy ties with Canada and to explore avenues for enhancing cooperation between the two Navies," a Navy spokesperson said here on Monday. In fact, the Navy chief's Canada trip is a reciprocal visit following his Canadian counterpart's visit here in January last year. While in Ottawa, the Navy chief will have bilateral meetings with the top brass of the Canadian Forces, including Officiating Chief of Defence Staff Lt Gen G R Thibault, Canadian Joint Operations Commander Lt Gen S A Beare and Royal Canadian Navy Commander Vice Admiral M A G Norman.Incidentally, former Navy chief Admiral Nirmal Verma is India's High Commissioner in Ottawa.
Navy Chief Leaves for Canada - The New Indian Express
 

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INS Shivalik Calls at Hai Phong, Vietnam

In a fine demonstration of the operational reach and pursuit of India's 'Look East' policy, the Indian Navy's Eastern Fleet, under the Command of Rear Admiral Atul Kumar Jain, VSM, Flag Officer Commanding Eastern Fleet, is on an operational deployment to the South China Sea and the North Western Pacific region. Three Eastern Fleet units, (frontline warships) departed Indian shores in mid June and have since been operating in the South China Sea and Western Pacific. The warships earlier participated in the Indo-Russian bilateral naval exercise INDRA 14 and the trilateral naval exercise MALABAR 14 with the US Navy and Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force (JMSDF), in the N W Pacific & Sea of Japan. As a part of this deployment, INS Shivalik, a guided missile stealth frigate, under the Command of Captain Puruvir Das NM, has arrived at Hai Phong on a three day goodwill visit. The visit is aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and enhancing inter- operability between navies of the two nations. During the stay in harbour, various activities are planned including official calls, reception on board ship, ship open to visitors, guided tours for Indian naval personnel and professional interaction between personnel of both the navies. On departure, the ship will exercise with Vietnamese Naval ships for improving inter-operability in communication, search and rescue procedures and other areas. The Eastern Fleet had earlier visited Hai Phong in May 2012. The ship along with two others INS Ranvijay, a guided missile destroyer and INS Shakti, a fleet- support ship, would return to India in mid Aug 14 after a two month long deployment.
INS Shivalik Calls at Hai Phong, Vietnam : Press Release : Indian Navy
 

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MOSCOW, August 05. /ITAR- TASS/. Russia's Kamov helicopter design bureau is ready to supply jointly with the Russian Helicopters rotocraft producer the necessary number of modern seaborne helicopters for the Indian Navy on request, Kamov Chief Designer Sergei Mikheyev said on Tuesday. "Upon request from the Indian Navy, we are ready to supply jointly with Russian Helicopters the necessary number of seaborne helicopters and offer the latest developments to the Indian side, including the Ka-52K helicopters," Mikheyev said. Helicopters operational in the Indian Navy and Coastal Guard have long grown obsolete over the absence of programs for the purchase of helicopters in the past decade, strict armament-buying procedures and the scandal-hit Augusta- Westland chopper deal, India Today reported recently. The deteriorating condition of helicopters prompted Indian Defense Minister Arun Jaitley to raise the problem at a session of the Defense Acquisition Council on July 19. Many Indian warships equipped with two hangars have no helicopters on their board. In particular, only three out of six Talwar-class frigates are supplied with choppers while others have none. The Indian Navy and Coastal Guard have only 20% of the required number of helicopters.
ITAR-TASS: Russia - Russia ready to supply seaborne helicopters to Indian Navy
 

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INS Ranvijay Calls at Port Sepanggar, Malaysia

INS Ranvijay, a guided missile destroyer, commanded by Captain MG Raju, NM entered Sepanggar port, Malaysia on a three day goodwill visit on 06 Aug 2014. This is the first ever visit of an Indian Naval warship to this port and is aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and enhancing inter- operability between navies of the two friendly nations. Various activities are planned during the stay of the ship at Sepanggar which include official calls, reception on board, ship open to visitors, guided tours for Indian naval personnel and professional interaction between personnel of both the navies. It may be recalled that three frontline warships of the Eastern Fleet departed Indian shores in the mid June and have since been operating in this part of the world. The warships earlier participated in the Indo-Russian bilateral naval exercise INDRA 14 and the trilateral naval exercise MALABAR 14 with the US Navy and Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force (JMSDF), in the Sea of Japan. The ship along with two others INS Shivalik, indigenously built guided missile stealth frigate and INS Shakti, a modern Fleet tanker and support ship, would return to India in mid Aug 14 after a two month long deployment.
http://indiannavy.nic.in/press-release/ins-ranvijay-calls-port-sepanggar-malaysia
 

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