Two Indian fishermen are missing after an Indian Navy Submarine collided with a fishing vessel, off the coast of Goa. The accident occurred during the Sea Vigil Coastal Security and Defense exercise by the Indian Navy. Rescue efforts are underway for the missing fishermen.

An Indian Navy Submarine on transit along the West Coast on Thursday evening was hit by a fishing vessel. The fishing boat capsized with all its crew

A fishing vessel collided with an Indian Navy submarine about 70 nautical miles off the Goa coast on Thursday evening, prompting a large-scale rescue operation to locate two missing crew members, reported news agency PTI.

A Scorpene-class submarine of the Indian Navy collided with a fishing trawler off the Goa coast during the operation “Sea Vigil 24,” a coastal defense exercise, late on Thursday night. Eleven fishermen from the 13-member crew on board the Indian fishing vessel Marthoma were rescued,

The Indian Navy has initiated an investigation into a collision involving one of its submarines and the fishing vessel Marthoma, which occurred approximately 70 nautical miles northwest of Goa.

An Indian Navy submarine collided with the fishing vessel 'Marthoma' on Thursday, approximately 70 nautical miles northwest of Goa. While 11 crew members were rescued shortly after the incident, search operations are ongoing for the remaining two missing members.

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The Indian Navy, which launched a rescue operation soon after the collision on Thursday, has successfully rescued 11 crew members of the vessel.

Following the collision on Thursday night, naval authorities launched an immediate search and rescue operations and deployed six ships and aircraft to the area.

According to the officials, 13 crew members were onboard the fishing vessel Marthoma at the time of the collision.