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PNS Ghazi, the Pakistani submarine, which sank in 1971, amid the India-Pakistan war, has now been found in Vizag

Pakistani submarine, which sank during Indo-Pak war, found off Vizag coast

PNS Ghazi, the Pakistani submarine, which sank in 1971, amid the India-Pakistan war, has now been found off Vizag.

PNS Ghazi, the Pakistani submarine, which sank in 1971, amid the India-Pakistan war, has now been found off Vizag.

The wreckage of PNS Ghazi, a Pakistani submarine that sank off the coast of Visakhapatnam on December 4, 1971 during the India-Pakistan war, has been recently discovered by the Indian Navy's newly acquired deep submergence rescue vehicle (DSRV).&nbsp;
The Indian Navy found the wreckage of the submarine at a depth of around 100 metres, nearly 2 to 2.5 km off the coast. The Times of India reported that the Tench-class submarine was earlier part of the United States Navy, where it was known as USS Diablo.&nbsp;
The Indian Navy said it would not touch the submarine out of respect for those who lost their lives.
The drowning of PNS Ghazi was considered one of the major turning points in the Indo-Pakistan war which ended with the creation of Bangladesh in 1972. There were 93 men (82 sailors and 11 officers) onboard the submarine which drowned off the Vishakhapatnam coast.&nbsp;
The Pakistani submarine was dispatched to spy on India's eastern seaboard as well as to attack and sink INS Vikrant. India dispatched its destroyer, INS Rajput, which tracked down PNS Ghazi and dropped depth charges to sink it.
However, the Pakistani military has maintained that the submarine drowned due to accidental explosions.&nbsp;
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In a world rocked by the Russia-Ukraine war, the threat of North Korea is growing starker. Western powers and allies are now worried that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may be planning to conduct a nuclear test in the coming weeks or months.
This comes after Pyongyang tested another ballistic missile, which was possibly fired from a submarine this time, according to South Korean officials. The latest weapons test occurred on May 7 from waters near the eastern port city of Sinpo. The short range ballistic missile flew 600 kilometers at a maximum altitude of 60 kilometers, as per Seoul.
On May 6, the US government said that according to its analysis, North Korea may be ready to conduct a nuclear test at its Punggye-Ri site before the month of May ends.
North Korea has conducted 15 missile tests this year. The last submarine missile launch was in October 2021 when it fired a short-range projectile.

Kim Jong Un planning nuclear test soon? Why North Korean submarine missile launch spooked US, South Korea, Japan

Kim Jong Un planning nuclear test: North Korea submarine missile launch spooks US, South Korea, Japan

In North Korea's latest weapons test, a short range ballistic missile possibly fired from a submarine flew 600 kilometers at a maximum altitude of 60 kilometers, as per Seoul.

In a world rocked by the Russia-Ukraine war, the threat of North Korea is growing starker. Western powers and allies are now worried that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may be planning to conduct a nuclear test in the coming weeks or months.
This comes after Pyongyang tested another ballistic missile, which was possibly fired from a submarine this time, according to South Korean officials. The latest weapons test occurred on May 7 from waters near the eastern port city of Sinpo. The short range ballistic missile flew 600 kilometers at a maximum altitude of 60 kilometers, as per Seoul.
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On May 6, the US government said that according to its analysis, North Korea may be ready to conduct a nuclear test at its Punggye-Ri site before the month of May ends.
North Korea has conducted 15 missile tests this year. The last submarine missile launch was in October 2021 when it fired a short-range projectile.

In the final leg of his Europe trip, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in France and met President Emmanuel Macron. The two leaders met with a warm hug before proceeding for discussions at the Elysee palace.
Modi and Macron had a one-on-one conversation before delegation-level talks. The Russia-Ukraine war is believed to have been one of the biggest issues on the table.
The West wants India to join it in imposing penalties on Russia for attacking Ukraine. While the West wants to replace Russia as one of India's leading defence equipment providers, a development before the Modi-Macron meeting did not inspire confidence.
Days before the two leaders' meeting, France's Naval Group pulled out of India's P75I project under which 6 conventional submarines are to be built in India for the Indian Navy.

PM Modi in France: Days after French firm exits submarine project, meeting with President Macron

NOTE - ADD DETAILS OF DISCUSSIONS IF AVAILABLE IN MORNING
 THUMBNAIL IMAGE MODI, MACRON HUGGING
THUMBNAIL TEXT 'HUGS, NOT GUNS' MESSAGE AMID WAR?
 In the final leg of his Europe trip, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in France and met President Emmanuel Macron. The two leaders met with a warm hug before proceeding for discussions at the Elysee palace. Modi and Macron had a one-on-one conversation before delegation-level talks. The Russia-Ukraine war is believed to have been one of the biggest issues on the table. The West wants India to join it in imposing penalties on Russia for attacking Ukraine. While the West wants to replace Russia as one of India's leading defence equipment providers, a development before the Modi-Macron meeting did not inspire confidence. Days before the two leaders' meeting, France's Naval Group pulled out of India's P75I project under which 6 conventional submarines are to be built in India for the Indian Navy.

Days before the two leaders' meeting, France's Naval Group pulled out of India's P75I project under which 6 conventional submarines are to be built in India for the Indian Navy.

In the final leg of his Europe trip, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in France and met President Emmanuel Macron. The two leaders met with a warm hug before proceeding for discussions at the Elysee palace.
Modi and Macron had a one-on-one conversation before delegation-level talks. The Russia-Ukraine war is believed to have been one of the biggest issues on the table.
The West wants India to join it in imposing penalties on Russia for attacking Ukraine. While the West wants to replace Russia as one of India's leading defence equipment providers, a development before the Modi-Macron meeting did not inspire confidence.
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Days before the two leaders' meeting, France's Naval Group pulled out of India's P75I project under which 6 conventional submarines are to be built in India for the Indian Navy.

The Centre on Friday said that&nbsp;a 'Make in India' project worth&nbsp;₹&nbsp;43,000 crore to build six conventional submarines has been cleared by the Defence Acquisition Council.The Defence Acquisition Council, headed by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, has approved a request for proposal for the project to be run under 'strategic partnership mode'.This is the first such military hardware acquisition project under this model.
The government said the approval for the project&nbsp;will help India achieve targets&nbsp;in its 30-year submarine construction programme.

'Make In India' push: Centre clears 6 homegrown submarines 

The Centre on Friday said that&nbsp;a 'Make in India' project worth&nbsp;₹&nbsp;43,000 crore to build six conventional submarines has been cleared by the Defence Acquisition Council. The Defence Acquisition Council, headed by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, has approved a request for proposal for the project to be run under 'strategic partnership mode'. This is the first such military hardware acquisition project under this model.
The government said the approval for the project&nbsp;will help India achieve targets&nbsp;in its 30-year submarine construction programme.

The Centre on Friday said that&nbsp;a 'Make in India' project worth&nbsp;₹&nbsp;43,000 crore to build six conventional submarines has been cleared by the Defence Acquisition Council. The Defence Acquisition Council, headed by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, has approved a request for proposal for the project to be run under 'strategic partnership mode'. This is the first such military hardware acquisition project under this model.
The government said the approval for the project&nbsp;will help India achieve targets&nbsp;in its 30-year submarine construction programme.

An Indonesian navy submarine that sank off the coast of Bali on Wednesday has been found split into three pieces on the sea bed, officials say.
All the vessel's 53 crew have been confirmed dead.
Navy officials said they had received signals from the submarine's location more than 800m deep early on Sunday.
An underwater rescue vehicle loaned by Singapore was sent down to get visual confirmation of the wreckage.

Sunk Indonesian submarine found split into 3 on sea bed

An Indonesian navy submarine that sank off the coast of Bali on Wednesday has been found split into three pieces on the sea bed

An Indonesian navy submarine that sank off the coast of Bali on Wednesday has been found split into three pieces on the sea bed, officials say.
All the vessel's 53 crew have been confirmed dead.
Navy officials said they had received signals from the submarine's location more than 800m deep early on Sunday.
An underwater rescue vehicle loaned by Singapore was sent down to get visual confirmation of the wreckage.

Indonesia's navy is searching for a submarine that went missing north of the resort island of Bali with 53 people on board, the military said on Wednesday.
The KRI Nanggala 402 submarine was participating in a training exercise when it missed a scheduled reporting call.
The submarine is believed to have disappeared in waters about 60 miles north of Bali, officials said.
The navy has deployed scores of ships to search the area, including a hydrographic survey ship, and has asked for help from Singapore and Australia.
The Defense Ministry said the submarine lost contact after being granted clearance to dive. It said a helicopter later spotted an oil slick near the dive's starting position.

Indonesia: Submarine with 53 on board goes missing during training, search is on

Indonesia's navy is searching for a submarine that went missing north of the resort island of Bali with 53 people on board

Indonesia: Submarine with 53 on board goes missing during training 

Indonesia's navy is searching for a submarine that went missing north of the resort island of Bali with 53 people on board, the military said on Wednesday.
The KRI Nanggala 402 submarine was participating in a training exercise when it missed a scheduled reporting call.
The submarine is believed to have disappeared in waters about 60 miles north of Bali, officials said.
The navy has deployed scores of ships to search the area, including a hydrographic survey ship, and has asked for help from Singapore and Australia.
The Defense Ministry said the submarine lost contact after being granted clearance to dive. It said a helicopter later spotted an oil slick near the dive's starting position.

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