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Armed with torpedoes, sonar and rockets: Navy’s new submarine hunter INS Mangrol is built for battles in shallow waters

INS Mangrol has been commissioned in the Indian Navy and will be important for coastal security. (Image credit: IN) NEW DELHI: The Indian Navy has commissioned its third Mahe-class Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft (ASW-SWC), INS Mangrol, at the Naval Dockyard in Mumbai. Built by Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) in Kochi, the vessel is meant…

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Record alert! Tilak Varma joins elite fielding club with India’s best catch ratio in T20Is | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: India vice-captain Tilak Varma may have endured an unusual run-out in the third T20I against West Indies, but the match also brought a significant personal milestone for the left-handed batter. Tilak became only the fifth Indian fielder to complete 50 catches in T20Is during Sunday’s match in Indore, joining an elite list featuring…

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Why did Pakistan declare Emergency in Imran Khan’s bastion Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Emergency in Imran Khan’s bastion: Why Shehbaz Sharif’s govt took control of KP Pakistan’s political battle with jailed former prime minister Imran Khan has taken a sharp turn, with the Shehbaz Sharif government suspending his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)-led administration in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and imposing governor’s rule in the province.The move brings one of Imran Khan’s…

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Syria has reopened a 1,600-year-old church complex after an extensive restoration and war-clearance work bringing Byzantine history back to life

Saint Simeon Church reopens ((via SWNS) An outstanding piece of early Christian history has reopened to visitors in northern Syria. It will offer a fresh opportunity to explore an ancient religious complex that has survived natural calamities like earthquakes, wars and centuries of changes. The Deir Samaan Citadel, associated with Saint Simeon the Stylite and…

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RBI measures: Rupee to gain sharply but forex liquidity likely to dry up

MUMBAI: Forex dealers expect a gap opening in the rupee-dollar exchange rate, with the domestic unit likely to record its sharpest gain in recent times. However, there is also a looming market freeze, with RBI’s aggressive anti-speculation measures risking paralysis of legitimate market-making, choking interbank liquidity and inadvertently penalising genuine corporate hedgers.Oil companies, normally the…

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