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Indian Navy women battle the elements, conquer Cape Horn in South America

IndiaTimes Saturday, 15 February 2025
Lieutenant commanders Dilna K and Roopa A became part of an elite group of seafarers by successfully rounding Cape Horn on Valentine's Day. Braving severe weather conditions, they navigated through the challenging Drake Passage, demonstrating their exceptional skill and resilience. Their mentor, Abhilash Tomy, monitored their progress closely throughout the journey.
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Vishal Yadav, a Navy HQ clerk, has been arrested for leaking sensitive military data to Pakistan’s ISI, including during Operation Sindoor — India’s retaliatory strike post the Pahalgam terror attack. Yadav was reportedly lured online by a female ISI handler posing as "Priya Sharma." Forensic scans showed data transfers and chats over several years. He was paid in crypto. A wider espionage crackdown is underway, with multiple suspects under interrogation. The breach raises serious national security concerns amid heightened Indo-Pak tensions. #OperationSindoor #Espionage #NavySpy #IndiaSecurity #PakSpyNetwork #PahalgamAttack #VishalYadav #BreakingNews #IndiaDefence #ISI #NationalSecurity #CryptoTransfers #IndianNavy #DelhiHQ #JaipurInterrogation #SpyArrest #PakistanSpy #IndiaPakistanTensions #CyberSecurity #MilitaryLeak

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A massive explosion rocked the Singapore-flagged container ship MV Wan Hai 503 off Kerala’s coast on Monday. The underdeck blast triggered thick smoke and fire, prompting 18 of the 22 crew to abandon ship. The Indian Navy swiftly diverted INS Surat for rescue, while the Coast Guard joined evacuation efforts. The vessel, en route from Colombo to Mumbai, remains adrift and burning. The Navy is deploying a Dornier aircraft to assess the situation. The incident follows a recent cargo ship sinking nearby. #KeralaExplosion #MVWanHai503 #IndianNavy #MaritimeEmergency #ShipBlast #ContainerShipFire #SingaporeFlaggedVessel #INSsurat #KeralaCoast #NavyRescue #IndianCoastGuard #MarineDisaster #MaritimeNews #CargoShipCrisis #ShipFire #BreakingNews #SeaRescue #ColomboToMumbai #NavalOps #DornierDeployment #SeaSafety #CrewEvacuation #NavalResponse #KeralaWaters #EnvironmentalConcern ~ED.102~HT.408~

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