Indian Navy
Indian Navy commissions indigenous stealth warship INS Kamorta
23 Aug 2014
INS Kamorta is first of the four ASW stealth corvettes designed by the Directorate of Naval Design, and the ship has an indigenous component of about 90 per cent
US to sell 22 Harpoon missiles to India for $200 million
03 Jul 2014
The US government plans to sell 22 anti-ship Harpoon missiles to India in a new initiative to strengthen US-India strategic relationship
Robin K Dhowan takes over as Chief of Staff of Indian Navy
17 Apr 2014
Admiral Robin K Dhowan has taken over as Chief of Staff of the Indian Navy, nearly two months after Adm D K Joshi quit as naval chief
Robin K Dhowan takes over as Chief of Staff of Indian Navy
17 Apr 2014
Admiral Robin K Dhowan has taken over as Chief of Staff of the Indian Navy, nearly two months after Adm D K Joshi quit as naval chief
Now, 'gas leak’ in warship kills Naval commander
07 Mar 2014
Navy chief Joshi resigns after new submarine disaster
26 Feb 2014
The chief of the Indian Navy, Admiral D K Joshi, resigned today taking moral responsibility for the third submarine mishap in the last seven months
India’s nuclear sub ‘Arihant’ to be fitted with Agni-V for sea trials soon
08 Feb 2014
The nuclear-tipped missiles are ready for installation and their integration would begin after some of the scheduled sea trials of Arihant are over
India’s nuclear sub ‘Arihant’ to be fitted with Agni-V for sea trials soon
08 Feb 2014
The nuclear-tipped missiles are ready for installation and their integration would begin after some of the scheduled sea trials of Arihant are over
India’s N-sub INS Arihant getting ready for sea trials
21 Jan 2014
The INS Arihant will be the first of the expected five in the class of submarines designed and constructed as a part of the Indian Navy's Advanced Technology Vessel (ATV) project.
Nuclear capable, Dhanush test fired successfully
23 Nov 2013
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