Visit of Indian Warships to Saudi Arabia

[Hindustani78]

Ministry of Defence
10-September, 2015 16:38 IST
Visit of Indian Warships to Saudi Arabia

Indian Naval Ships Deepak, Delhi, Tabar and Trishul are on a month-long deployment to the Gulf to enhance bilateral ties and engage in naval exercises with friendly regional navies. The visiting ships form part of the Indian Navy’s Western Fleet and are based at Mumbai. Of the four ships, INS Delhi and INS Trishul entered Al-Jubail today and will stay there till 13 Sep 15, during which the warships will have professional interactions to enhance co-operation and understanding the nuances of naval operations including disaster management and combating maritime threats of terrorism and piracy. Apart from professional interactions, sports and social engagements are also planned, which are aimed at enhancing co-operation and understanding between the Navies.

India has an ancient maritime tradition and maritime interaction with the Gulf dates back to over 4000 years B.C. The Indian Navy today has multi-dimensional capability comprising aircraft carriers, modern ships, submarines, aircraft and marine commandos. A notable feature of the Indian Navy’s force structure is the fact that the overwhelming majority of its ships are designed and constructed in India.

The Indian Navy has close and friendly ties with all navies in the Gulf and has been regularly exercising with many of them. The Indian Navy is also privileged to provide training and hydrographic support to several navies in the region. The involvement of Indian Naval ships in combating piracy off the coast of Somalia since October 2008 has further strengthened bilateral ties and interaction with navies in the region.

India and Saudi Arabia have always maintained close and friendly relations deep rooted in shared history and cultural affinities. The relations are sustained and nourished through growing bilateral trade, cooperation in fields of energy, scientific and cultural exchanges and security cooperation. Indians are the largest expatriate community in Saudi Arabia with over 2.88 million Indian nationals working and contributing towards development of ‘The Land of Two Holy Mosques’. The current visit seeks to underscore India’s peaceful presence and solidarity with friendly countries in the Gulf and strengthen the existing bonds of friendship between India and Saudi Arabia.

 

[Menace2Society]

India has an ancient maritime tradition and maritime interaction with the Gulf dates back to over 4000 years B.C.

Who writes these stupid articles. India never existed pre partition so how can they trade with anyone 4000 years ago. You were swinging off trees like monkeys then.

 

[CHD]

India has an ancient maritime tradition and maritime interaction with the Gulf dates back to over 4000 years B.C.

where was india before british, the ony thing you guys did after partition was to remove british from british india.
first select a name for your country atleast!

 

[Rocketman]

Who writes these stupid articles. India never existed pre partition so how can they trade with anyone 4000 years ago. You were swinging off trees like monkeys then.

This is the condition of pakistani education now a days!! Pakistani elite who have access to the internet give such kind of comments. Please stop searching for porno and google some trading partners of India in ancient times.

India did business with the world when you people traded off your goods in goat's blood.

 

[Hindustani78]

Who writes these stupid articles. India never existed pre partition so how can they trade with anyone 4000 years ago. You were swinging off trees like monkeys then.

Bharat is our ancient name and even Hindi .

 

[Menace2Society]

This is the condition of pakistani education now a days!! Pakistani elite who have access to the internet give such kind of comments. Please stop searching for porno and google some trading partners of India in ancient times.

India did business with the world when you people traded off your goods in goat's blood.

This is you 4000 years ago.

Travelling to Australia. As you can see you are a monkey back then so how can you trade with anyone.

You are full of absolute SHIT.

 

[SarthakGanguly]

This is you 4000 years ago.

Travelling to Australia. As you can see you are a monkey back then so how can you trade with anyone.

You are full of absolute SHIT.

Cameras must have been very advanced by then. Vedic or Islamic or animist?

 

[Menace2Society]

Migrants from India settled in Australia 4,000 years ago before Captain Cook's arrival (and they took their dingos with them)

• Genes reveal that a wave of Indian migrants arrived 4,230 years ago
• Up to 11 per cent of Aboriginal DNA derives from Indians
• An earlier wave of migrants arrived about 45,000 years ago

Australia was settled by a wave of immigrants from India little more than 4,000 years ago, a genetic study shows.


The finding overturns the view that the continent was isolated from the time it was first colonised about 45,000-50,000 years ago until Europeans discovered Australia in the eighteenth century.

DNA evidence suggests that rather than complete most of the journey over several generations by foot, the Indian migrants came over by boat.

By the time the Indian settlers reached Australia the ancient land bridge was under water so they sailed.

Australia’s first human colonisation was the culmination of the long walk out of Africa by the human species.

Humans are believed to have left Africa, via the Arabian coast and through India before reaching Indonesia and New Guinea and finally over an ancient land bridge to Australia.

Following their arrival there was, according to ‘the prevailing view’, little if any contact between Australia’s Aboriginal inhabitants and the rest of the world.

But DNA evidence has now revealed a second wave of human settlement took place about 4,230 years ago, long before the first European settled there.

Australia was first seen by a European in 1606 when it was sighted from a ship and a further 53 vessels arrived before Captain James Cook arrived in 1770 to claim it for Britain.

Analysis of DNA samples from Aboriginal people living in the Northern Territories of Australia today shows that they have up to 11 per cent of their genetic heritage is Indian

The new settlers came from India and the lack of their DNA in other parts of Asia suggests they sailed directly across the Indian Ocean rather than work their way towards Australia by foot.

Scientists found strong evidence of a wave of settlers from India reaching Australia 141 generations ago.

Aborignals who took part in the study were found to have up to 11 per cent of their DNA from Indian descent.

Intriguingly, their arrival corresponds to evidence in the archaeological record that shows dingos reached Australia about the same time, suggesting they may have been transported by boat by the human settlers.

Dr Irina Pugach, of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, said the international research team calculated that the Indian DNA reached the Aboriginal population 141 generations ago.

Assuming that each generation is separated on average by 30 years the geneticists were able to conclude that the Indian population arrived on in Australia 4230 years ago.

‘Interestingly this date also coincides with many changes in the archaeological record of Australia, which include a sudden change in plant processing and stone tool technologies, with microliths appearing for the first time, and the first appearance of the dingo in the fossil record,’ she said.

‘Since we detect inflow of genes from India into Australia at around the same time, it is likely that these changes were related to this migration.’

Mark Stoneking, a geneticist at the Max Planck Institute, led the study and told Nature magazine: ‘Australia is thought to represent one of the earliest migrations for humans after they left Africa, but it seemed pretty isolated after that.’

DNA from 344 people was analysed for the study, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Samples were taken from people in Papua New Guinea, South East Asia, China, the US and Australia’s Northern Territory.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2262843/Migrants-India-settled-Australia-4-000-years-ago-Captain-Cooks-arrival-took-dingos-them.html

India and their fabricated history. You f**king aborigines

 

[Stag112]

Who writes these stupid articles. India never existed pre partition so how can they trade with anyone 4000 years ago. You were swinging off trees like monkeys then.

If India was created in 1947, then Pakistan was created in 1971

BTW its hilarious to see pakistanis desperately delving into geneology to make up all kinds of soul soothing stuff. I mean I have seen it all now.

 

[Hindustani78]

Migrants from India settled in Australia 4,000 years ago before Captain Cook's arrival (and they took their dingos with them)

• Genes reveal that a wave of Indian migrants arrived 4,230 years ago
• Up to 11 per cent of Aboriginal DNA derives from Indians
• An earlier wave of migrants arrived about 45,000 years ago

Australia was settled by a wave of immigrants from India little more than 4,000 years ago, a genetic study shows.


The finding overturns the view that the continent was isolated from the time it was first colonised about 45,000-50,000 years ago until Europeans discovered Australia in the eighteenth century.

DNA evidence suggests that rather than complete most of the journey over several generations by foot, the Indian migrants came over by boat.

By the time the Indian settlers reached Australia the ancient land bridge was under water so they sailed.

Australia’s first human colonisation was the culmination of the long walk out of Africa by the human species.

Humans are believed to have left Africa, via the Arabian coast and through India before reaching Indonesia and New Guinea and finally over an ancient land bridge to Australia.

Following their arrival there was, according to ‘the prevailing view’, little if any contact between Australia’s Aboriginal inhabitants and the rest of the world.

But DNA evidence has now revealed a second wave of human settlement took place about 4,230 years ago, long before the first European settled there.

Australia was first seen by a European in 1606 when it was sighted from a ship and a further 53 vessels arrived before Captain James Cook arrived in 1770 to claim it for Britain.

Analysis of DNA samples from Aboriginal people living in the Northern Territories of Australia today shows that they have up to 11 per cent of their genetic heritage is Indian

The new settlers came from India and the lack of their DNA in other parts of Asia suggests they sailed directly across the Indian Ocean rather than work their way towards Australia by foot.

Scientists found strong evidence of a wave of settlers from India reaching Australia 141 generations ago.

Aborignals who took part in the study were found to have up to 11 per cent of their DNA from Indian descent.

Intriguingly, their arrival corresponds to evidence in the archaeological record that shows dingos reached Australia about the same time, suggesting they may have been transported by boat by the human settlers.

Dr Irina Pugach, of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, said the international research team calculated that the Indian DNA reached the Aboriginal population 141 generations ago.

Assuming that each generation is separated on average by 30 years the geneticists were able to conclude that the Indian population arrived on in Australia 4230 years ago.

‘Interestingly this date also coincides with many changes in the archaeological record of Australia, which include a sudden change in plant processing and stone tool technologies, with microliths appearing for the first time, and the first appearance of the dingo in the fossil record,’ she said.

‘Since we detect inflow of genes from India into Australia at around the same time, it is likely that these changes were related to this migration.’

Mark Stoneking, a geneticist at the Max Planck Institute, led the study and told Nature magazine: ‘Australia is thought to represent one of the earliest migrations for humans after they left Africa, but it seemed pretty isolated after that.’

DNA from 344 people was analysed for the study, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Samples were taken from people in Papua New Guinea, South East Asia, China, the US and Australia’s Northern Territory.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2262843/Migrants-India-settled-Australia-4-000-years-ago-Captain-Cooks-arrival-took-dingos-them.html

India and their fabricated history. You f**king aborigines

This is you 4000 years ago.

Travelling to Australia. As you can see you are a monkey back then so how can you trade with anyone.

You are full of absolute SHIT.

You dont understand Indian History

Any ways dont derail this thread.

 

[SrNair]

This is you 4000 years ago.

Travelling to Australia. As you can see you are a monkey back then so how can you trade with anyone.

You are full of absolute SHIT.

Oh you are also one of the Nordic Snowhite Pakistanis

On Topic:We have thousand years history of naval expedition like Cholas ,Marathas etc.
Long Live India -KSA relation

 

[Assange]

I am attaching a link about India's spice trade even before Islam was born.....

Spice trade - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[samlove]

 

[Ryuzaki]

Pakistanis jealous as they have no history to call their own

 

[Rocky25]

Who writes these stupid articles. India never existed pre partition so how can they trade with anyone 4000 years ago. You were swinging off trees like monkeys then.

Your genius inside you woke up suddenly! You were also one such monkey!