Mumbai: In a significant push to promote adventure tourism in Maharashtra, the state’s tourism department is set to acquire the decommissioned naval warship INS Guldar, which will be deliberately sunk ...

In a move that sounds almost futuristic, India has officially sunk a retired Indian Navy warship into the Arabian Sea to ...

INS Guldar, which served the Indian Navy for nearly four decades, was formally decommissioned on January 12, 2024. Instead of ...

The decommissioning ceremony, held at Port Blair, featured the time-honoured tradition of lowering the National Flag, the Naval Ensign, and Decommissioning Pennants at sunset, symbolizing the end of ...

Naval ship INS Guldar today returned to Port Blair after a major upgradation.

Once a proud Indian Navy vessel, INS Guldar is set to be deliberately sunk off Sindhudurg's coast to become India's first underwater museum and artificial reef. COVID Revisionism Has Gone Too Far New ...

INS Guldar, a decommissioned warship, will be submerged off Nivati beach in Vengurla, at the southern tip of Maharashtra, to create India’s first underwater museum and artificial coral reef. Here’s ...

(MENAFN- IANS) New Delhi, Jan 13 (IANS) Indian Navy Ships Cheetah, Guldar and Kumbhir were decommissioned after rendering four-decades of service to the nation. The Ministry of Defence said that the ...

Indian Navy Ships Cheetah, Guldar and Kumbhir were decommissioned after rendering four-decades of service to the nation. The Ministry of Defence said that the decommissioning event was conducted at ...

Naval ship INS Guldar today returned to Port Blair after a major upgradation. INS Guldar was welcomed by Naval officers of the Andaman and Nicobar command at a reception in Port Blair,, officials said ...

These ships were in active Naval service for nearly 40 years. Indian Navy: Indian Navy Ships Cheetah, Guldar, and Kumbhir were decommissioned on 12 Jan 2024 after rendering four decades of glorious ...