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Supply vessel stranded amidst Cyclone Tauktae in the Arabian Sea, 9-member crew await Navy’s rescue chopper

OpIndia Staff - 17 May, 2021

Vessel Coromondel Supporter IX lost control on May 15 and has been stuck in rocks off Karnataka coast. The crew is waiting for rescue.

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US Navy dismisses first-ever woman commander of missile destroyer USS Hopper, cites ‘leadership issues’

OpIndia Staff - 14 April, 2021

Commander Kathryn Dawley took command of the USS Hopper in April 2020 and was the first-ever woman to do so. According to the Pacific Fleet, her removal from command was “due to a loss of confidence in her leadership.”

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US Navy boasts that it broke Indian maritime rules, conducts FONOP off Lakshadweep Islands inside India’s EEZ

OpIndia Staff - 9 April, 2021

The US Navy has boasted that they had carried out Freedom of Navigation operations 130 nautical miles off Lakshadweep, inside India's EEZ.

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As Suez Canal blockage ends, fear of legal action clouds over the Indian crew of #EverGiven

OpIndia Staff - 30 March, 2021

The Indian Crew onboard Ever Given ship may face legal action by the Suez Canal authorities, says a TOI report.

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Stranded ship ‘Ever Given’ that blocked Suez Canal refloated: Reports

OpIndia Staff - 29 March, 2021

The 400-metre (430-yard) long Ever Given was successfully re-floated at 4.30 am local time (0230 GMT) and was being secured, Inchcape, a global provider of marine services, said on Twitter.

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Egypt: Suez Canal blocked after a large container ship from China ran aground

OpIndia Staff - 24 March, 2021

The ship was on its way from China to Rotterdam, Netherlands, when it ran aground in the Suez Canal after being reportedly hit by a strong "gust of wind"

News Reports

10 months after lockdown started, Lakshadweep reports the first coronavirus case. Details

OpIndia Staff - 21 January, 2021

The first Covid-19 case in Lakshadweep was reported just a few days after the UT revised its Standard Operating Procedures

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‘The girl in red bikini’: How a teenage girl jumped off a cruise liner to escape the Soviet Union in 1979 and find a...

OpIndia Staff - 3 January, 2021

Ukrainian woman Liliana Gasinskaya was known as 'Red Bikini Girl' for jumping off a ship in a red bikini to enter Australia in 1979

News Reports

Indian crew on two ships stuck for months at Chinese ports as China does not allow them to unload cargo

OpIndia Staff - 24 December, 2020

China has allowed the ships of other countries to unload at its port but has kept the Indian vessels waiting.

News Reports

Defence Minister Rajnath warns about non-traditional threats in the sea, commissions three new coast guard vessels

OpIndia Staff - 15 May, 2020

Defence minister Rajnath Singh said that all the agencies related to maritime security must work mutual coordination.

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