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Here's why achieving 7.6% GDP will put govt's economic management skills to acid test

The government has only two options – either raise revenues or cut spending by nearly Rs 26,000 crore

Sindhurakshak accident cannot be blamed on anyone: Govt tells Rajya Sabha

The government on Tuesday said the explosion onboard submarine INS Sindhurakshak in 2013 that led to the death of 18 personnel was "probably induced" during the process of arming of the torpedoes and cannot be blamed on anyone.

INS Sindhuratna accident: Seven found guilty, court martial for commanding officer

The commanding Officer of INS Sindhuratna will face court martial while six other officers were issued letters of "severe displeasure".

RBI did its bit last week, policy on expected lines: bankers

On Thursday Reserve Bank left all the key policy tools unchanged at the mid-quarter review, citing rising inflationary pressures, widening fiscal slippages and the rising oil prices as the main reason for the cautious stance.

Visakhapatnam mishap: Indian Navy orders Board of Inquiry

The Navy on Friday ordered a Board of Inquiry into the sinking of a Torpedo Recovery Vessel off the Visakhapatnam coast last night that left a sailor dead.

One dead in accident at site of under construction submarine in Vishakhapatnam

This is the 12th incident involving naval assets in service in the recent past or which are expected to join the Navy in near future.

INS Sindhuratna: Report on battery system overhaul will haunt AK Antony

Admiral Joshi has gone out in a blaze of glory while Antony has been shamefacedly left holding the wooden spoon.

Sindhuratna mishap: Seven reasons why the Indian Navy is in troubled waters

The mishaps, and their frequency, are actually symptomatic of a deeper malaise in the Indian Navy.

Sindhuratna fire: Mumbai Police register accidental death case

Police on Thursday registered a case of accidental death over the fire incident on board the submarine INS Sindhuratna in which two naval officers lost their lives.

Sindhuratna: With Saints like Antony, give me a sinner any day

The Indian armed forces have never been as poorly served as under St AK Antony, the honest but not too assertive defence minister. India is paying a heavy price for his weak stewardship.