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Sep 25, 2026

BrewHOST
1:21
Why? North Sentinel Island is the most dangerous island in the world, Grill.
BrewHOST
1:25
Even if he were to somehow evade the Indian Navy patrolling the waters around the island, he would surely die the moment he set foot on the island.
BrewHOST
1:33
I mean, just look at what happened to John Chau.
BrewHOST
1:36
In 2018, John Allen Chau made headlines around the world for embarking on a daring mission to a forbidden island with the goal of finding a mysterious group of people who would do whatever it took to keep outsiders, well, out.
Sal MercoglianoGUEST
43:28
Korea, India, those are the three right there that I would look at very strong.
Sal MercoglianoGUEST
43:31
The Indian Navy in particularly.
Sal MercoglianoGUEST
43:32
I mean, the Indian Navy has done a lot.
Sal MercoglianoGUEST
43:35
They take old aircraft carriers and, you know, they took the British early aircraft carriers, morphed them around, and they're adopting.
Sal MercoglianoGUEST
43:41
And the Indian Navy, I would argue, is in the Indian Ocean.
Sal MercoglianoGUEST
43:44
It is the most potent force there.
Sal MercoglianoGUEST
43:47
Japan and Korea, same thing.
Stanley JohnyGUEST
41:20
And the UAE has in- built its influence in the, along the Red Sea coast, which is vital for us.
Stanley JohnyGUEST
41:26
Uh, and India, uh, of late, India has started playing a much bigger role in the Indian Ocean region, Indian Navy, in, I mean, to protect our own goods-
Sharmada VenkatasubramanianHOST
41:36
Yeah
Stanley JohnyGUEST
41:36
... our own, uh, uh, commercial vessels.
Ayesha MehtaHOST
22:12
A literal collision.
Ayesha MehtaHOST
22:14
According to the Telegraph India, it occurred in the Arabian Sea between a Pakistani naval vessel, the PNS Hunain, and an Indian Navy warship, the INS Kolkata.
Karan RaoHOST
22:25
Oh, my
Ayesha MehtaHOST
22:25
God.
Karan RaoHOST
0:48
Yeah, in international waters.
Karan RaoHOST
0:49
It involved a Pakistani offshore patrol vessel, the PNS Hunain, and a larger Indian Navy warship.
Karan RaoHOST
0:55
They collided about, uh, 130 nautical miles from the Gulf of Oman.
Ayesha MehtaHOST
0:59
Which is just-- I mean, it's terrifyingly close to a disaster, and both sides immediately summoned envoys to lodge formal protests, right?
Ichha SharmaHOST
3:50
The new framework, they added, is aimed at making UPI financially self-sustainable, according to the report.
Ichha SharmaHOST
4:00
In other major news, making national headlines, a frontline warship of the Indian Navy and a Pakistan Navy vessel were involved in a collision on Tuesday evening in the international waters in the North Arabian Sea, prompting Delhi to lodge a strong protest with Islamabad today over the unprofessional conduct of Pakistan naval units.
Ichha SharmaHOST
4:18
The incident was said to have taken place about 120 nautical miles from the Gulf of Oman.
Ichha SharmaHOST
4:23
For several months now, Indian Navy destroyers and frigates have been deployed on missions in the North Arabian Sea.
Ichha SharmaHOST
4:30
Official sources identified the Pakistani vessel as PNS Hunain and said it was damaged in the collision and had headed to its home port.
Ichha SharmaHOST
4:39
No damage to the Indian warship was reported and it continued on its routine surveillance missions, the sources said.
Shekhar GuptaHOST
0:59
In fact, if you ask me, you can laugh at me if you so wish, but I will tell you that I don't even know the name of the Indian ship involved.
Shekhar GuptaHOST
1:08
I might have an idea of the category and the type, but I'm not gonna tell you any of that unless, unless the Indian Navy or Ministry of Defense puts out more details.
Shekhar GuptaHOST
1:19
All I can tell you is that the Indian ship involved was considerably bigger, more powerful than the Pakistani ship, PNS Hunain of Yarmook class.
Shekhar GuptaHOST
1:30
What's Yarmook? What's Hunain? I will come to that in a bit.
Shekhar GuptaHOST
5:07
This included ships, submarines, aircraft, unmanned aerial systems, marine, marine units.
Shekhar GuptaHOST
5:14
It was al-- There, there was also a joint three service, tri-service element to this.
Shekhar GuptaHOST
5:19
So you can say that it's perfectly Indian Navy's business to be keeping an eye, eye on this.
Shekhar GuptaHOST
5:24
It's a normal thing.
Snehesh Alex PhilipGUEST
0:00
A Pakistani naval vessel has collided with an Indian Navy warship in the North Arabian Sea.
Snehesh Alex PhilipGUEST
0:06
The incident took place in international waters on Tuesday evening, and India has summoned Pakistan's top diplomat in New Delhi, calling the conduct of the Pakistani naval units unacceptable and unprofessional.
Snehesh Alex PhilipGUEST
0:21
The Pakistani vessel has been identified as PNS Hunain, an offshore patrol vessel commissioned in 2024.
Snehesh Alex PhilipGUEST
0:29
There was no major damage or injury to the Indian ship, which continued its operational deployment.
Snehesh Alex PhilipGUEST
0:36
But this incident has an important precedent.
Snehesh Alex PhilipGUEST
0:39
The last publicly documented collision between Indian and Pakistani naval vessels was 15 years ago in June 2011, when Pakistani Navy's PNS Babur came in contact with the Indian Navy frigate INS Godavari in the Gulf of Aden.
Snehesh Alex PhilipGUEST
0:56
So what happened then, and what happened this time? The latest incident took place on the evening of 15 September 2026 in the North Arabian Sea.
Snehesh Alex PhilipGUEST
1:06
Sources in the Indian defense and security establishment said the Indian Navy ship was operating in international waters on a routine surveillance mission when the Pakistani vessel began approaching it at high speed on Tuesday evening.
Tanvi MadanGUEST
29:13
There was another Quad meeting for the logistics network in Japan this week.
Tanvi MadanGUEST
29:19
You've also seen, as this is happening, the Indian Navy chief in Australia, Japan sending fighter aircraft to India for the first time for a Air Force exercise, their bilateral Air Force exercise.
Tanvi MadanGUEST
29:32
And very soon to start, perhaps the largest iteration of the India-U.S. Army exercise, which is reported to be taking place over the next few weeks, 100 kilometers from the line of actual control that India has with China.
Tanvi MadanGUEST
29:49
And both sides.
Sanjay MahindruGUEST
4:22
You're actually running a reactor, so the norms are absolutely the same.
Sanjay MahindruGUEST
4:26
And we were all of us sitting out there in front of him, the hierarchy of the nuclear side of the Navy.
Sanjay MahindruGUEST
4:32
And he asked, who's the station in charge? In the DAE parlance, you have one man who's the station in charge.
Sanjay MahindruGUEST
4:40
But we hadn't anticipated that question.

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Sanjay MahindruGUEST
15:13
Okay.
Sanjay MahindruGUEST
15:13
So, you know, the...
Sanjay MahindruGUEST
15:15
Nuclear submarine program has been running in the Indian Navy for a long time.
Sanjay MahindruGUEST
15:18
After Chakra 1, we had been on the verge of getting our boat for a long time.

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