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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.
INS Sumedha arrives in Mozambique, joint EEZ surveillance to be held
Indian Naval Ship Sumedha, deployed in Africa, docks in Maputo for joint Exclusive Economic Zone surveillance with Mozambique Navy from November 23 to 25. Aimed at reinforcing ties, the visit includes professional exchanges, planning conferences, and courtesy calls to bolster maritime cooperation. Both nations share warm bilateral relations, fostering defense collaboration through regular meetings. INS Sumedha, equipped for diverse missions, supports international cooperation in crisis relief and surveillance.
INS Sumedha makes goodwill visit to Namibia as part of extended range Op deployment
Indian Naval Ship INS Sumedha conducted a goodwill visit to Namibia's Walvis Bay from November 10-13. The visit included cross-deck visits, interactions with Namibian government officials, and a special reception on board, reflecting growing ties. A session on Yoga and Ayurveda was held, with Namibian Navy personnel joining the team of INS Sumedha for a Yoga session.
In a first, India, EU carry out joint naval drills in Gulf of Guinea
The exercise was followed by a knowledge sharing session in Accra, Ghana which built on the joint experience at sea to improve operational know-how. "The session also helped deepen ties between Ghanaian officials and representatives of the Indian, EU and EU member states missions to Ghana," the ministry said.
Indian Air Force refuels Egyptian Rafale fighters as part of Exercise Bright Star-23
The Indian Air Force (IAF) refueled the Mig 29 M and Rafale fighter aircraft of the Egyptian Air Force as part of Exercise Bright Star-23. The exercise has now moved to its last phase, which will involve assets from all participating forces and more complex joint missions. The IAF IL-78 air-to-air refueling aircraft also refueled aircraft from the Egyptian Air Force earlier this month.
Exercise Bright Star-23 moves on to its culmination phase: Indian Air Force
The Indian Air Force has announced that Exercise Bright Star-23 is entering its final phase, which will involve all participating forces in more complex joint missions. The Indian Navy has also participated in the exercise, marking the first time the country has been involved. The multinational Tri-Services military exercise, involving 34 countries, is the largest joint military exercise ever held in the Middle East and North Africa region. The exercise aims to demonstrate interoperability and enhance maritime security operations.
INS Sumedha participates in 'Exercise Bright Star-23' in Egypt
The Indian Navy's INS Sumedha has arrived in Egypt to participate in 'Exercise BRIGHT STAR-23', the largest joint military exercise ever held in the Middle East and North Africa region. The exercise involves 34 countries and is planned in two phases. The Harbour Phase includes activities such as cross-deck visits and professional exchanges, while the Sea Phase will feature high-intensity exercises and live weapon firing drills.
Operation Kaveri: 229 more Indians leave Jeddah in Bengaluru-bound flight
The Ministry of External Affairs' Operation Kaveri rescued 229 more Indians in Sudan to travel to Bengaluru, India, amid the country's current bloodshed between army and paramilitary forces. On Saturday, 365 individuals arrived in New Delhi and 231 citizens arrived in the national capital. India, among other countries, are attempting to bring back their citizens amid the conflict.
India deploys INS Tarkash, third naval ship for Sudan evacuation operation: FS Kwatra
The Foreign Secretary made the above remarks while addressing a media briefing of the Ministry of External Affairs on Operation Kaveri, launched by the Government of India to rescue the stranded Indians in conflict-ridden Sudan. "I'm informed that the third ship, INS Tarkash, has also reached Port Sudan today as part of our efforts," Kwatra said.
'Operation Kaveri': INS Teg departs from Port Sudan with 5th batch of 297 passengers
The fifth batch of 297 stranded Indians departed from Port Sudan for Jeddah in Saudi Arabia by INS Teg on Thursday. "#OperationKaveri INS Teg departs from Port Sudan with 297 passengers. This is the fifth batch of stranded Indians enroute to Jeddah," Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi tweeted.
Operation Kaveri: First batch of stranded Indians leaves Sudan
INS Teg, meanwhile, joined Operation Kaveri, and arrived at Port Sudan with additional officials and essential relief supplies for stranded Indians. Minister of state for external affairs V Muraleedharan is expected to be in Jeddah to oversee the evacuation process. India sent two heavy-lift aircraft to Saudi Arabia and a ship to the coast of Sudan to begin the evacuation of Indian citizens who were caught in the conflict.
First batch of stranded Indians leaves Sudan in naval ship
External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said 278 people onboard the ship departed Port Sudan for the Saudi Arabian city of Jeddah.
IAF planes on standby, INS Sumedha at Port Sudan as India seeks to expedite evacuation from Sudan
"The government is making all out efforts to ensure safety and security of Indians stranded in Sudan. We are closely monitoring the complex and evolving security situation in Sudan," an MEA statement read.
Tea planters suffering from 'crop loss', 'falling' prices in Tripura
Tea plantations, the second largest industry in the state after rubber, are facing "crop loss" this season due to a drought-like situation, Tripura Tea Development Corporation (TTDC) chairman Santosh Saha said.
India, Australia conclude maritime exercise near Perth
Indian Navy's INS Sumedha was docked at Perth in Australia to celebrate India's 76th Independence Day on Monday. To commemorate the spirit of Independence, a flag hoisting ceremony was scheduled onboard in presence of Veterans and Australian Defence Forces officers on August 15.
Navy sending ships across world as part of 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahostav'
In Asia, stealth-guided missile destroyer INS Chennai and guided missile frigate INS Betwa are visiting Muscat while patrol vessel INS Saryu is sailing to Singapore. For Africa, the Navy is sending INS Trikand, a Talwar-class frigate to Mombasa in Kenya while patrol vessel INS Sumedha is visiting Perth in Australia.
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