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<p>Missile scientists from India's defence research and development organisation(DRDO) will physically open and examine the seized cargo from a detained Chinese ship at the Kandla <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/refined-palm-oil-cargoes-stuck-at-indian-ports-after-import-curbs-sources-275428">port </a>today.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/suspicious-karachi-bound-ship-carrying-explosives-held-in-gujarat-281072">Also Read: Suspicious Karachi-bound ship carrying explosives held in Gujarat</a></p>

<p>The scientist will ascertain if the Karachi-bound ship violated India's law and also the United Nations convention against weapons of mass destruction.</p>

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<p>The ship was detained for trying to pass on an autoclave as an industrial dryer remains docked at Gujarat's Kandla port.</p>

<p>The ship is suspected to contain cargo used to launch missiles.&nbsp;The ship had started its voyage from the port of Jiangyin in eastern China on January 17.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The vessel was bound for port Qasim in Karachi but made a brief stop at the Kandla <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india/news-update-breaking-as-defence-ties-grow-Maldives-requests-another-vessel-from-India">port</a> on February 3 as Indian authorities conducted a detailed inspection.</p>

<p>According to marine-traffic.com, the vessel is named Da Cui Yun and was manufactured in 2011 at the port of Hong Kong.</p>


× Missile scientists from India's defence research and development organisation(DRDO) will physically open and examine the seized cargo from a detained Chinese ship at the Kandla port today.

× Missile scientists from India's defence research and development organisation(DRDO) will physically open and examine the seized cargo from a detained Chinese ship at the Kandla port today. Also Read: Suspicious Karachi-bound ship carrying explosives held in Gujarat The scientist will ascertain if the Karachi-bound ship violated India's law and also the United Nations convention against weapons of mass destruction. The ship was detained for trying to pass on an autoclave as an industrial dryer remains docked at Gujarat's Kandla port. The ship is suspected to contain cargo used to launch missiles. The ship had started its voyage from the port of Jiangyin in eastern China on January 17. The vessel was bound for port Qasim in Karachi but made a brief stop at the Kandla port on February 3 as Indian authorities conducted a detailed inspection. According to marine-traffic.com, the vessel is named Da Cui Yun and was manufactured in 2011 at the port of Hong Kong.

DRDO to investigate ship bound for Karachi at Kandla port

<p>In a first, China Shipbuilding <a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/china-successfully-intercepts-missile-outside-earths-atmosphere-32006">Industry Corporation (CSIC) said in a</a> statement that it plans to &quot;speed up the process of making technological breakthroughs in nuclear-powered aircraft carriers.&quot;</p>

<p>CSIC had built <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/agni-v-poses-direct-threat-to-chinas-security-say-chinese-missile-expert-to-china-daily-30064">China&#39;s first aircraft carrier, which was</a> launched in April last year and is expected to enter service in 2020.&nbsp;</p>

<p>CSIC said it would be producing &quot;new-type nuclear submarines, quiet submarines, maritime unmanned intelligent confrontation systems, maritime three-dimensional offensive and defensive systems, and naval warfare comprehensive electronic information systems.&quot;&nbsp;</p>

<p>China had earlier commissioned a Soviet-built aircraft carrier in 2012 and then it proceeded to make its own aircraft carrier by producing a virtual prototype of the Soviet carrier, the third aircraft carrier is now set to be commissioned over the next two years.</p>

<p>This is the first time a State-owned Chinese defence company has openly identified nuclear-powered aircraft carriers on its agenda, China&#39;s state-run Global Times times newspaper said.</p>


CSIC had built China's first aircraft carrier, which was launched in April last year and is expected to enter service in 2020.

In a first, China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) said in a statement that it plans to "speed up the process of making technological breakthroughs in nuclear-powered aircraft carriers." CSIC had built China's first aircraft carrier, which was launched in April last year and is expected to enter service in 2020. CSIC said it would be producing "new-type nuclear submarines, quiet submarines, maritime unmanned intelligent confrontation systems, maritime three-dimensional offensive and defensive systems, and naval warfare comprehensive electronic information systems." China had earlier commissioned a Soviet-built aircraft carrier in 2012 and then it proceeded to make its own aircraft carrier by producing a virtual prototype of the Soviet carrier, the third aircraft carrier is now set to be commissioned over the next two years. This is the first time a State-owned Chinese defence company has openly identified nuclear-powered aircraft carriers on its agenda, China's state-run Global Times times newspaper said.

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DRDO to investigate ship bound for Karachi at Kandla port

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