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Lonely Australian ship to track Malabar war games from other side of Bay of Bengal

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Frigate RAN Newcastle is docked in Kochi, indicating the Australian Navy was prepared for a last minute entry if India changed its mind and allowed it to join the exercise. MANU PUBBY
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India loses 1971 war hero; declassified CIA files reveal impact of his Operation Trident

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Cdr Kavina passed away in Australia last week, Indian Navy attended funeral MANU PUBBY
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India in advanced talks to buy the S-400 air defence shield from Russia, it’s costliest air defence purchase

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The project will cost India Rs 39,000 crore
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India set to test air-launched version of Brahmos missile that can take out ships, bunkers and command centres

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The integration of the missile into the Sukhoi-30MKI will significantly increase the range that the missile can target. MANU PUBBY
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In Photos: Inside the Yantar Shipyard in Russia where two of the India Navy’s frigates could be built

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The Print's Deputy Editor Manu Pubby was in Kaliningrad in Russia to visit the Yantar shipyard, which could build two frigates for the Indian...
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Indian Navy in talks to get underwater rescue ship from Russian shipyard that built most of its submarines

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The ship that can be used for rescue operations on nuclear submarines as well
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Talks for new frigates from Russia in final stage, first one could be delivered to India in 3 years

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The first two ships will be built at the Yantar yard in Russia; two more are set to be constructed at the Goa Shipyard, after it is upgraded and equipped with a specialized workforce. MANU PUBBY
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INS Vikramaditya could take part in its first international wargame this July

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The US is participating with its USS Nimitz aircraft carrier, and the Japanese Navy is sending its largest warship for the Malabar war games...
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The Indian Army’s now considering women in combat roles, but here’s why it’s far behind

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VRINDA SEHGAL  Chief of Army Staff Bipin Rawat has said that the Indian Army is open to inducting women in combat roles. "We have already started...
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A still from Laal Singh Chaddha starring Aamir Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan

Why Laal Singh Chaddha is not a Forrest Gump remake. It’s just another Bollywood film

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The makers of Laal Singh Chaddha set limits for the film by not choosing a lead character from the majority dominant Hindu community.
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Economy

Former Deutsche Bank CEO Anshu Jain | File image | Flickr

Former Deutsche Bank CEO Anshu Jain dies at 59

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Jaipur-born Jain was the first non-European to head Deutsche Bank; family remembers his fighting spirit till the very end

Defence

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Chinese research vessel Yuan Wang 5 has ‘slowed down’ but still en route Sri Lankan port

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Yuan Wang 5 is currently 599 nautical miles away from Hambantota, having been at sea for 35 hours since departing the Chinese port of Taicang, according to latest data.

National Interest

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Tiranga vs Tiranga: Gloves are off as Kejriwal joins the ‘nationalism’ battle with Modi

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Kejriwal’s maun vrat on Modi has ended. This is an important turn in Indian politics. In some ways rivalling the dramatic turn in Bihar.

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