1905:'As Vice Admiral N. Krishnan is supposed to have said. "One of our frigates Talwar was at Okha. It is unfortunate that she could not sail forth and seek battle. Even if there was a mandate against the Navy participating in the war, no Government could blame a warship going into action, if attacked. An affront to our national honour is no joke and we cannot laugh it away by saying 'All the Pakistani's did was to kill a cow'. Let us at least create a memorial to the 'unknown cow' who died with her boots on in a battle against the Pakistan Navy."'
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57 billion or US$ 680 million in 2023). The Dwarka raid, as per an Indian historian G. M Hiranandani, led to the procurement of missile boats by the Indian Navy from the Soviet Union for the
Defense of Kutch. These were subsequently used by India in
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2356:Foundations
1958:5 September
1814:10 November
1564:6 September
1467:10 November
1262:N. Krishnan
995:Indian Navy
886:Arabian Sea
635:War of 1971
630:War of 1965
314:1 submarine
244:Indian Navy
188:S. M. Anwar
105: /
2452:Categories
2426:Categories
2077:Parliament
2050:Leadership
1863:8 November
1675:8 November
1608:8 November
1389:References
1233:B.S. Soman
1188:Commander
1176:Shah Jahan
1163:Commander
1150:KM Hussain
1148:Commander
1101:S.M. Anwar
973:lighthouse
927:Shah Jahan
829:to attack.
810:Objectives
645:Kargil War
531:Asal Uttar
484:Grand Slam
296:Shah Jahan
2434:Air Force
2392:Criticism
2322:Air Force
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2118:Secretary
2106:Ministers
1643:0158-3751
1461:"History"
1356:PNS
1348:PNS
1320:In 1998,
1296:115 crore
1255:INS
1218:Porbandar
1208:Aftermath
1158:destroyer
1135:Commander
1122:PNS Babur
1118:MAK Lodhi
1098:Commodore
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971:from the
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890:PNS
876:submarine
870:from the
850:Operation
824:PNS
800:Huff-Duff
477:Gibraltar
460:Rajasthan
320:PNS Ghazi
301:PNS
294:PNS
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261:PNS
185:Commodore
123:Aftermath
21:Ghaznavid
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1952:Archived
1824:cite web
1574:cite web
1332:See also
1154:Jahangir
913:Jahangir
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784:Pakistan
731:LoC 2016
521:Chawinda
516:Phillora
250:Strength
153:Pakistan
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1270:Kachchh
1243:Vikrant
1169:Alamgir
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788:Kashmir
774:As the
725:Strikes
714:2020–21
704:2016–18
699:2014–15
547:Air War
511:Ichogil
440:Gujarat
327:unknown
303:Alamgir
278:Khaibar
93:68°58′E
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2289:Women
1365:Notes
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1284:crore
1266:Ghazi
1250:Delhi
1194:Ghazi
964:Babur
942:Ghazi
892:Babur
881:Ghazi
826:Ghazi
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786:over
780:India
539:Other
506:Burki
263:Babur
166:India
81:India
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2310:Navy
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2185:Navy
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