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INS Sindhuratna fire: SC dismisses PIL seeking court-monitored probe

The Supreme Court today dismissed a PIL seeking a court-monitored probe into the fire tragedy in Indian Navy submarine INS Sindhuratna and a compensation of Rs 1 crore each for relatives of the two naval officers who died in the incident.

Top Navy officer may face court martial in submarine mishap

Former Navy chief Admiral DK Joshi had resigned after the mishap involving the Sindhuratna taking moral responsibility for the 10 accidents involving the maritime force’s assets.

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.

Indian Navy's poor record: 11 accidents, 21 deaths in last seven months

There have been 11 accidents involving Indian Navy ships and submarines since last August. While most of the accidents did not claim any lives, 21 officers and sailors have died in three mishaps.

Gas leak on warship INS Kolkata kills naval officer in Mumbai

The mishap took place more than a week after fire and smoke incident on INS Sindhuratna off the Mumbai coast, in which two officers lost their lives and seven sailors were taken ill.

Navy says human error behind INS Sindhuratna tragedy

Fire in cables led to INS Sindhuratna mishap: Navy

The INS Sindhuratna is one of the navy's fleet of nine Kilo class submarines.

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.

INS Sindhuratna: Deceased officers to be cremated with full state honours

The funeral of two Indian Navy officers who lost their lives aboard the INS Sindhuratna submarine will be conducted with full military honours, an official announcement said here on Friday. Lt. Commander Kapish Muwal and Lt. Commander Manoranjan Kumar were found dead in airtight compartment 3 Thursday after INS Sindhuratna was brought to the naval harbour here.

Subrata Roy’s good son act: the shamelessness of India Inc

Roy is now in police custody but not before demonstrating the super shamelessness of the super rich.