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    Mazagon Dock Q2: All you need to know about PSU shipbuilder's July-September business

    For Mazagon Dock, revenue from operations fell 16.5% year-on-year to Rs 2,446 crore from Rs 2,929 crore in the year-ago quarter. On a sequential basis, revenue declined 17% from Rs 2,942 crore in the preceding quarter. The pressure on profitability was also reflected in the company’s margins, which contracted to 8.1% from 23.7% a year earlier.

    Investigators deliver report on why Iranian warships took part in naval drills off South Africa

    An investigation into the involvement of Iranian warships in naval exercises near South Africa has concluded. This operation, featuring South African, Chinese, Russian, and Iranian naval forces, unfolded amid rising U.S.-Iran tensions. Following a breach of directives regarding Iranian participation, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa initiated the inquiry. While findings have been submitted for presidential review, specific details will remain classified, amid U.S. critiques of South Africa's foreign policy stance.

    Indian Naval Academy develops two-drone system to locate people in distress at sea and deliver lifebuoys

    The Indian Naval Academy has developed a two-drone system for maritime search and rescue, pairing a camera-equipped quadcopter that uses AI to flag people in the water with a hexacopter that delivers lifebuoys. Both UAVs have a 10-km operating radius, while an operator retains control over the final release of rescue equipment.

    Indian Navy training squadron arrives in Sri Lanka on three-day visit

    The Indian Navy's First Training Squadron arrived in Sri Lanka for a three-day goodwill visit. This visit aims to strengthen bilateral maritime cooperation between India and Sri Lanka. Officer trainees from both countries will participate in various professional and sporting interactions during the visit. The squadron's presence is part of a long-range deployment including stops in Seychelles and Maldives. The initiative reflects India's commitment to regional security and maritime collaboration.

    Human element remains decisive in modern war, says Naval Chief Admiral Krishna Swaminathan

    Naval Chief Admiral Krishna Swaminathan addressed newly commissioned officers at the Officers Training Academy in Chennai. He stressed that the human element remains decisive in modern warfare and urged officers to build courage. Admiral Swaminathan highlighted the transformation of warfare while emphasizing leadership's continued importance. He advised officers to treat the mind as their primary weapon and remain lifelong students.

    Indian Navy launches 5th Diving Support Craft 'DSC A24' in Kolkata

    The Indian Navy successfully launched its fifth Diving Support Craft, DSC A24, in Kolkata. This vessel represents a significant advancement for indigenous shipbuilding capabilities and the Make in India initiative. Meanwhile, Vice Admiral Alok Ananda assumed command as the 13th Commandant of the Indian Naval Academy. He succeeded Vice Admiral Manish Chadha after a distinguished tenure. The academy continues its commitment to quality training for naval officers.

    The Economic Times
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