A military Court of Inquiry found that lack of training, qualifications, and experience among the crew contributed to the sinking of the HMNZS Manawanui in 2024 off the coast of Samoa, the first ship lost at sea by New Zealand since World War II. The report revealed deficiencies in crew, ship, and navy operations, highlighting inadequate risk management and a lean workforce. While the navy faced criticism, recognition was given to those involved in the successful evacuation, with salvage work ongoing to retrieve equipment and weapons from the sunken vessel.
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Anant Ambani Walks The Talk, Undertakes 170-Km Padayatra From Jamnagar To Dwarka
Anant Ambani, scion of India's wealthiest family, is undertaking a 180-kilometre padayatra from Jamnagar to Dwarkadhish Temple as a profound spiritual offering to Lord Krishna, despite battling chronic health conditions. Accompanied by spiritual guides and supported by local communities and spiritual figures, Anant's journey symbolizes faith, resilience, and devotion, inspiring a generation to choose the path of gratitude and surrender over pride and comfort. His walk serves as a powerful reminder that real strength often...
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