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Sri Lanka snubs India, opens port to Chinese submarine again

If we bought Gotabhaya Rajapaksha mean India can't afford anything these days :lol:...just too funny but try to find a better excuses for India's diplomatic failure with SL.
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if docking of ship is diplomatic failure...
IF... IF india want it can bring this... and USA waiting for indian YESS>..... so please
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Dont make one enemeny who can unit 100 of your enmeny ...\
Why India’s ‘Blue Water’ Ambitions Matter
 
2003 - explosion on board an overcrowded Ming-class diesel-powered submarine, Navy Submarine No. 361, killed 70

:lol::lol::lol: try to fix your own failures first:coffee:, you Indian navy is just a laugh stock of 21 century, there is more accidents due to collision than experientation or any unpredicted causes....by the way do you guys equiped with GPS for your ships :rofl:, if not we can sell our Baidou system to you to avoid this foolish collisions accidents, you can track yourself and we can track you at the same times :lol::


* INS Sindhurakshak (August 14, 2013) - Eighteen crew members on board - three officers and 15 sailors - were killed when blasts ripped through the torpedo compartment of the INS Sindhurakshak while the submarine was berthed in Mumbai harbour.
* INS Viraat (September 2013) - Fire broke out near the officer's mess of the aircraftcarrier off the Mumbai coast. No casualties were reported.
* INS Konkan (December 4, 2013) - A minesweeper of the Eastern Naval Command, the vessel caught fire at the naval dockyard at Visakhapatnam while undergoing repairs. The fire engulfed much of the ship's interiors before it doused. No deaths were reported.
* INS Talwar (December 23, 2013) - A fishing trawler sank after colliding with the frontline frigate near Ratnagiri district, injuring four of the 27 people aboard the trawler. The trawler was operating without lights. There were no causalties onboard the ship. :rofl:
* INS Tarkash (December 2013) - A stealth frigate which conducted several overseas missions, INS Tarkash suffered damage to its hull when it hit the jetty while docking at the Mumbai. There were no casualties.:rofl:
* INS Betwa (January 22, 2014) - The indigenously built frigate ran aground and collided with an unidentified object while approaching the Mumbai harbour. The frigate's sonar system was found to be cracked, leading to faulty readings and ingress of saltwater into sensitive equipment.
* INS Vipul (January 2014) Deployed with the elite 22nd Killer Missile Vessel Squadron, a hole was detected in a compartment, forced it back into the harbour while it was on an operational mission. It had to be sent for repairs.
INS Sindhughosh (January 2014) - The leading ship of her class of diesel-electric submarines, the Sindhughosh ran aground at the naval harbour in Mumbai. The submarine was re-floated and did not suffer much damage. At the time of the incident, it was fully armed, carrying its entire compliment of 70 personnel, all of whom were safe.:rofl:
INS Airavat (February 3, 2014) - Amphibious ship INS Airavat, the latest of the Shardul class of tank-landing ships, ran aground off the coast of Visakhapatnam. The propellers of the warship were permanently damaged and had to be replaced for the vessel to become operational again.:rofl:
INS Sindhuratna (February 26, 2014) Two sailors died and seven members of the 94-strong crew were evacuated after inhaling smoke aboard the diesel-powered submarine following a fire. A board of inquiry in its preliminary report, said that fire in some cables led to the smoke in the third compartment.
INS Kolkata (Yard 701) (March 7, 2014) - An officer was killed and a worker injured after inhaling carbon dioxide gas which leaked from a container in the advanced warship at Mumbai's Mazagon Dock Limited.

Indian Navy: 11 accidents, 22 deaths in seven months | Latest News & Updates at Daily News & Analysis
 
:lol::lol::lol: try to fix your own failures first:coffee:, you Indian navy is just a laugh stock of 21 century, there is more accidents due to collision than experientation or any unpredicted causes....by the way do you guys equiped with GPS for your ships :rofl:, if not we can sell our Baidou system to you to avoid this foolish collisions accidents, you can track yourself and we can track you at the same times :lol::


* INS Sindhurakshak (August 14, 2013) - Eighteen crew members on board - three officers and 15 sailors - were killed when blasts ripped through the torpedo compartment of the INS Sindhurakshak while the submarine was berthed in Mumbai harbour.
* INS Viraat (September 2013) - Fire broke out near the officer's mess of the aircraftcarrier off the Mumbai coast. No casualties were reported.
* INS Konkan (December 4, 2013) - A minesweeper of the Eastern Naval Command, the vessel caught fire at the naval dockyard at Visakhapatnam while undergoing repairs. The fire engulfed much of the ship's interiors before it doused. No deaths were reported.
* INS Talwar (December 23, 2013) - A fishing trawler sank after colliding with the frontline frigate near Ratnagiri district, injuring four of the 27 people aboard the trawler. The trawler was operating without lights. There were no causalties onboard the ship. :rofl:
* INS Tarkash (December 2013) - A stealth frigate which conducted several overseas missions, INS Tarkash suffered damage to its hull when it hit the jetty while docking at the Mumbai. There were no casualties.:rofl:
* INS Betwa (January 22, 2014) - The indigenously built frigate ran aground and collided with an unidentified object while approaching the Mumbai harbour. The frigate's sonar system was found to be cracked, leading to faulty readings and ingress of saltwater into sensitive equipment.
* INS Vipul (January 2014) Deployed with the elite 22nd Killer Missile Vessel Squadron, a hole was detected in a compartment, forced it back into the harbour while it was on an operational mission. It had to be sent for repairs.
INS Sindhughosh (January 2014) - The leading ship of her class of diesel-electric submarines, the Sindhughosh ran aground at the naval harbour in Mumbai. The submarine was re-floated and did not suffer much damage. At the time of the incident, it was fully armed, carrying its entire compliment of 70 personnel, all of whom were safe.:rofl:
INS Airavat (February 3, 2014) - Amphibious ship INS Airavat, the latest of the Shardul class of tank-landing ships, ran aground off the coast of Visakhapatnam. The propellers of the warship were permanently damaged and had to be replaced for the vessel to become operational again.:rofl:
INS Sindhuratna (February 26, 2014) Two sailors died and seven members of the 94-strong crew were evacuated after inhaling smoke aboard the diesel-powered submarine following a fire. A board of inquiry in its preliminary report, said that fire in some cables led to the smoke in the third compartment.
INS Kolkata (Yard 701) (March 7, 2014) - An officer was killed and a worker injured after inhaling carbon dioxide gas which leaked from a container in the advanced warship at Mumbai's Mazagon Dock Limited.

Indian Navy: 11 accidents, 22 deaths in seven months | Latest News & Updates at Daily News & Analysis

We have a free media!! So nothing to hide!! She just showed me our explosion and I showed her your explosions, that's it!!
 
Sure, just day before yesterday INS Kora brushed aside with a merchant vessel in spite of modern radars!! But he made a point and so did I!!
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i dont understna.. somtime they ram trawlees somtime merchant navyy..
inko RTO licence kisne diya...:-):rofl:
radar is there still...
radar nahi .. to eyeballs to hai na .. :cheesy::cheesy:
itna bada ship nahi dikhta :o:
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If we bought Gotabhaya Rajapaksha mean India can't afford anything these days :lol:...just too funny but try to find a better excuses for India's diplomatic failure with SL.

Not excuse, but fact. When clout doesnt work, China is known to shell out dollars to buy key people to get what it wants. Being authoritative regime it is easy for China
 
Lol Indian...Space...just too funny...:smokin:...not further comment :coffee:

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a bedraggled teacher in a clearly dilapidated rural school excitedly explains to his students that the successful launch of Shenzhou-9 is a victory for China, even as the students’ own condition tells the story of another China left behind. The teacher holds up a copy of People’s Daily and says: “With the successful launch of Shenzhou-9, our mother country’s space endeavors have taken a giant leap forward. I’d like all of you students to write a commentary about this!”
 

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