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Thursday, June 05, 2014
INS Sindhurakshak lifted from Mumbai harbour floor in massive salvage operation
A salvage firm raised the stricken naval submarine INS Sindhurakshak in Mumbai harbour on Tuesday evening.
Sources say the submarine, which exploded and sank on August 14 last year killing 18 crew members, was slowly lifted from the harbour floor where it lay for nearly 10 months and placed it on a special barge.
Indian naval personnel hoisted the naval ensign on the submarine.
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Hopefully India won't have any more submarines disasters for a while. As India has had too many lately.
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