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Mumbai: Gaps in coastal security systems may prevail for another year

Bharat Electronics Limited, which is installing radar systems and establishing stations on India’s coast, has completed the first phase of the Coastal Security Network project and embarked on the second phase.

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13 years since 26/11, Indian Navy keeping coastlines secure

Thirteen years have gone by since Mumbai was rocked by the worst ever terror attack witnessed by India on November 26, 2008

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13 years since 26/11, Indian Navy keeping coastlines secure

Thirteen years have gone by since Mumbai was rocked by the worst ever terror attack witnessed by India on November 26, 2008. Since then, the management of coastal (and maritime) security in the country has undergone a paradigm shift.Broadly, .

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China's growing presence in Sri Lanka and India's concerns

Hailing it as a source of investment (USD 15 Billion) and employment (200,000 jobs) which will provide a boost to the country’s economy, it refuted the Opposition’s allegations that it compromised the country’s sovereignty and will become a Chinese colony in Sri Lanka.

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Coast Guard rescues 10 fishermen from stranded boat of Tamil Nadu

Coast Guard rescues 10 fishermen from stranded boat of Tamil Nadu Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA The Tamil Nadu-registered fishing boat in distress at sea near Mangaluru.   | Photo Credit: Indian Coast Guard The Indian Coast Guard on Thursday rescued 10 fishermen stranded in a Tamil Nadu-registered fishing boat 20 nautical miles (about 37 km) off Mangaluru. The boat was adrift in sea due to engine failure. A Coast Guard ship towed it to safety to Mangaluru. The fishing boat (IND-TN-15-MM-5338) named ‘Lord of The Ocean’ had sent a distress message to the Indian Coast Guard Maritime Rescue Sub-Coordination Centre, New Mangalore (MRSC). Coast Guard Karnataka immediately diverted its patrol boat for technical assistance and Indian Coast Guard ship Rajdoot was sent from Mangalore Port for rescue operations, a release said.

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