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Indian Navy hands over nine pirates to Mumbai Police
"INS Trishul arrived at Mumbai on April 3 and handed over all nine pirates to the local police for further legal action in accordance with the Indian laws, specifically the Maritime Anti-Piracy Act 2022," Navy spokesperson Commander Vivek Madhwal said.
9 pirates being brought to India to face legal action, says Navy a day after rescuing 23 Pakistani crew from Iranian fishing vessel
The Indian Navy has successfully rescued an Iranian fishing vessel and its 23-member Pakistani crew from pirates in the Arabian Sea. The nine surrendered pirates will face legal action in India under the Maritime Anti-Piracy Act, 2022. The Navy's commitment to maritime security and safety remains unwavering.
'India Zindabad': Pakistanis raise slogan after being rescued by Indian Navy from Somali pirates
The Indian Navy carried out a daring rescue operation in the Arabian Sea on March 29, saving 23 Pakistani nationals from Somali pirates aboard the Iranian fishing vessel Al-Kambar. The rescued crew expressed their gratitude by chanting 'India Zindabad.' The operation involved a specialist team from the Indian Navy, which protected the crew from armed pirates and ensured the vessel's safety. The crew underwent medical checkups before resuming their fishing activities. The operation demonstrates the Indian Navy's commitment to maritime security and the safety of all seafarers in the region.
Indian Navy rescues hijacked Iranian fishing vessel, 23 Pakistani crew members
The Indian Navy late evening on Friday had said that it was engaged in an operation to rescue the hijacked fishing vessel, which had reportedly been boarded by nine armed pirates, and its crew at sea.
Chief of the Naval Staff embarks on three-day visit to the Eastern Naval Command
Admiral R Hari Kumar, Chief of the Naval Staff, visited the Eastern Naval Command (ENC) in Visakhapatnam from March 21-23. During his visit, he engaged in various activities, including reviewing naval operations at sea and interacting with officers and sailors. He also inaugurated a new accommodation block for Defence Security Corps personnel and awarded unit citations to INS Sumitra for anti-piracy operations. The visit included meetings with Defence Civilian personnel, AGMs of NGIF/INBA and the Navy Foundation, and discussions with veterans to address their concerns.
Anand Mahindra gushes about Indian Navy’s daring rescue of 19 Pakistani nationals from Somali pirates, thanks officers for making the nation safe
The Indian Navy hit headlines recently for rescuing 19 Pakistani crew members from Somali pirates. They were stranded in the middle of the Arabian Sea.
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After Indian Navy rescues 19 Pakistani nationals, Anand Mahindra says India 'doing what UN is not able to do'
This week, the Indian Navy swiftly rescued two Iranian fishing vessels from Somali pirates, earning praise from billionaire Anand Mahindra. He commended India's role as global "Good Guys" and admired the toughness and effectiveness of the Indian naval team, after it rescued 19 9 Pakistani nationals from an Iranian-flagged fishing boat
Indian warship rescues 19 Pak fishermen
Indian Navy warship INS Sumitra carried out its second consecutive rescue mission by freeing a hijacked Iranian fishing vessel and securing the release of 19 Pakistani hostages. The navy also assisted in the rescue of a hijacked Sri Lankan fishing vessel, supporting the Seychelles Defence Forces. INS Sumitra intercepted fishing vessel Al Naeemi after receiving a distress call about pirates off the Somalian coast. The warship disarmed 11 Somali pirates and rescued the fishermen. The actions will subdue piracy attempts in the Gulf of Aden.
Indian Navy collaborates with Sri Lanka and Seychelles to rescue hijacked Sri Lankan fishing vessel
The Indian Navy, collaborating with Sri Lanka and Seychelles, successfully rescued a hijacked Sri Lankan fishing vessel, Lorenzo Putha, in a coordinated effort. Utilizing INS Sharada and long-range drones, the Navy intercepted the vessel, ensuring the safe surrender of three pirates and the rescue of all six crew members. This operation reflects the Navy's commitment to maritime security and anti-piracy efforts, showcasing the efficacy of multilateral cooperation and swift responses.
Indian navy rescues 19 Pakistani nationals from Somali pirates
It is the second rescue operation within a day for the Indian Navy after saving another Iranian-flagged fishing vessel, FV Iman, from Somali pirates, which had 17 crew members onboard in its anti-piracy operations along the east coast of Somalia and the Gulf of Aden on Monday, an official statement said. The Indian Navy said that its warship INS Sumitra intercepted the distressed vessel and pressed into action to locate the fishing vessel, which had been boarded by pirates and saved 19 Pakistani national crew members who were taken hostage.
Sri Lanka to deploy naval vessel in Red Sea to fight Houthi attacks: President Ranil Wickremesinghe
President Ranil Wickremesinghe declared that Sri Lanka will contribute a Navy vessel to counter Houthi rebel attacks on merchant ships in the Red Sea. This aligns Sri Lanka with nations such as India in safeguarding the vital waterway for global trade.
Indian Predator drones help Navy keep a close watch over Indian Ocean Region
The Indian Navy has utilized Predator drones to conduct over 13,000 hours of missions in the Indian Ocean Region. The drones, leased from American firm General Atomics, have the capability to cover the entire region in one go, with a range of 4,000-8,000 km and a flight time of over 30 hours. The Navy plans to acquire 15 more advanced drones equipped with weapons and detection kits under a tri-services deal with the US. The drones have been effective in monitoring the movement of Chinese warships and vessels in Indian areas of interest.
Plans on IAC II put on hold for now; examining option of repeat order of INS Vikrant: Navy Chief Admiral Kumar
Addressing a press conference ahead of Navy Day, he also said the Navy keeps a strong vigil over the movements of various Chinese military and research vessels in the Indian Ocean Region.
India slams WTO response to Covid, sticks to fishery stance
Commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal said the WTO should not negotiate rules on non-trade-related subjects like climate change and gender, which legitimately fall within the domain of other inter-governmental organisations.
India slams WTO response to Covid, sticks to fishery stance
His statement assumes significance in the wake of decisions on plurilaterals on environment, gender and MSMEs making their way into the draft outcome of the WTO MC12 despite many countries opposed to such initiatives.
How a playground for the rich could undermine sanctions on Russian oligarchs
Since the invasion, much of the world has imposed sweeping sanctions on Russian financial institutions and the circle around Putin, and even notoriously secretive banking centers like Switzerland, Monaco and the Cayman Islands have begun to cooperate with the freezing of accounts, seizing of mansions and impounding of yachts. But not Dubai.
China is struggling to establish military bases
With two million members, China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) is the world's largest military. Yet, for most of its existence, the PLA has had an inward and landward focus.
China sails unhindered in Somali waters
China is one country which has been deliberately trying to project itself as a saviour and a good friend to all poor nations seeking aid and relief material. However, rarely as seen in other instances, has any extension of help from the Chinese been benign without any ulterior motives.
Bahrain says it will open airspace to Qatar from Monday
The move comes after Riyadh announced a breakthrough at a summit on Tuesday to end the bitter political row in which Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt imposed a diplomatic, trade and travel boycott on Qatar in mid-2017.
Qatar's Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani lands in Saudi Arabia for summit to end blockade
Sheikh Tamim is expected to attend a signing ceremony with Prince Mohammed to declare a new page in relations. The diplomatic breakthrough comes after a final push by the Trump administration and Kuwait to mediate an end to the crisis.
Pakistan forces capture 11 Indian fishermen, 19 others saved by Coast Guard
The Pakistani warship was chasing Indian fishing boats reportedly operating in Pakistan waters.
Pakistan government challenges rejection of plea to examine LeT boat
Pakistan government today challenged in the Islamabad High Court the rejection of the 2008 Mumbai attack case prosecution's plea by the trial court.
Will challenge Pakistan court's rejection for examining 26/11 boat: Prosecution
The prosecution believes the boat is a "case property" and it needs a government commission to examine and endorsement in this respect, a lawyer said.
Pakistan court rejects plea to examine boat used by 26/11 Mumbai attackers
On its last hearing on January 6, the court had reserved the verdict after hearing the arguments of the prosecution and defence lawyers over the matter.
26/11 trial: Pakistani court reserves verdict on plea to examine boat
Pakistani anti-terrorism court hearing the 2008 Mumbai attack case reserved its verdict on the application of the prosecution to form a commission to examine the boat.
Government considering proposal from Somalia for 'plea bargain' for 120 pirates
Under the proposed plea bargain agreement, the accused will get to admit their guilt without going through a trial in exchange for lesser punishment.
Indian fisherman killed by pirates near Bahrain
A 47-year-old Indian fisherman has been shot dead on board a vessel during an armed robbery by pirates near Bahrain's sea border.
US Navy killed fisherman: Dubai Police Chief
UAE authorities have come to the conclusion that no warnings were issued before the fatal shots were fired by the US Navy ship.
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