Indian Navy comes to the rescue again. INS Sumitra successfully rescued two hijacked vessels in less than 36 hours. The first hijacked vessel was the Iranian-flagged Fishing Vessel (FV) Iman and the second was Iranian-flagged fishing vessel Al Naeemi.

Indian Navy rescues two hijacked vessels in less than 36 hours

The Indian Navy will host its largest-ever multinational exercise - "Milan - 2024" - from February 19 to February 27. The Navy announced on Wednesday that the 12th iteration of the exercise will be hosted by the Visakhapatnam-based Eastern Naval Command in the Bay of Bengal.

Indian Navy to host 'Milan 2024' exercise, largest ever multilateral drill

The Indian Navy’s latest indigenisation push, which will be showcased at a mega conclave next week, involves underwater swarm drones, autonomous weaponised boat swarms, and blue-green lasers.

India: Underwater swarm drones part of Navy's indigenisation push

While the Indian Navy uses the P81 for maritime operations, the aircraft was also used in eastern Ladakh in 2020 and 2021.

WION Exclusive: Explained: P-8I, the Indian Navy’s frontline multi-mission aircraft

The Indian Navy carried out a massive Carrier Battle Group (CBG) operation involving more than 35 aircraft in the Arabian Sea on Saturday, one of the biggest demonstrations of its operational capabilities in recent years amid increasing Chinese forays in the Indian Ocean.

India: INS Vikramaditya, Vikrant lead Navy’s mega ops in Arabian Sea

The story of Abhilash Tomy’s circumnavigation in the Golden Globe Race 2022 has been the story of his sturdy little boat, the Bayanat. While half a dozen sailors dropped out because of equipment failure, Abhilash plodded along carrying out countless tiny and notable repairs that helped him stay in contention.

‘Using a toilet door to make windvane’ India's Abhilash Tomy, the DIY master of ocean sailing

Will receive 3 million units of paracetamol from India: UK

Greta Thunberg's Stormy Journey Draws To A Close

Gravitas: Greta Thunberg Unfazed by Stormy Seas

R&D is an ongoing activity and steel companies in both private and public sectors are conducting research in the iron and steel sector, Minister of Steel Chaudhary Birender Singh said.

SAIL, RINL spent over Rs 1,000 crore on R&D in last 3 financial year: Steel Minister Birender Singh

SAIL chairman stresses on meeting 2-third ferro alloy requirement in-house

Chhattisgarh: Nine dead, 14 injured in blast at Bhilai Steel Plant

Per capita steel consumption in India, the world's third largest producer of the metal, stood at 59.4 kg per person in 2014

India to equal world per capita steel consumption in 10 years

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