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Indian Coast Guard Receives Second Indigenous Hovercraft H-562
H-562 follows the delivery of the first vessel, ICG H-561, by about three months. Chowgule Shipbuilding Division confirmed that both craft were delivered within their contractual timelines and exceeded the contracted maximum speed of 45 knots during trials.
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Indian Coast Guard Receives Second Indigenous Hovercraft H-562
H-562 follows the delivery of the first vessel, ICG H-561, by about three months. Chowgule Shipbuilding Division confirmed that both craft were delivered within their contractual timelines and exceeded the contracted maximum speed of 45 knots during trials.
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Pandya — The Southern Kingdom of the Vaigai, Tamiraparani and the Pearl-Rich Sea
One of the most vivid Pandya references occurs during the description of the extraordinary tribute brought to Yudhishthira’s Rajasuya sacrifice at Indraprastha. The Sabha Parva remembers the kings of Chola and Pandya arriving with rich products from the far south. They brought golden vessels containing fragrant sandal preparations from the southern mountains, quantities of sandalwood and aloe wood, brilliant gems and finely worked cloth.
