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EFU Group, originally Eastern Federal Union Insurance Company Limited, (ایسٹرن فیڈرل یونین انشورنس کمپنی لمیٹڈ) is a Pakistan based insurance company. It was the first insurance company in India founded in 1932, owned by the Muslims based in Calcutta.

After the partition of India, the company moved to Pakistan and operated in East Pakistan and West Pakistan. The company ceased to exist in East Pakistan after it became Bangladesh in 1971. Pakistan subsequently reorganized the company to EFU Group which now comprises the following three companies:

It was the first insurance company in India owned and run by Muslims targeted for the Muslim populace. Abdur Rahman Siddiqui of Surat and Khonkar Fazle Haider of Murshidabad district were the company's founders. Siddiqui and Haider executed a “memorandum of understanding” in 1931 with one of leading British insurance companies, the “Atlas” and Messrs. B.M. Collins, Lloyds brokers. The company was incorporated on 2 September 1932 in Calcutta with E.N. Menhinick, a senior manager of Atlas as the first chief executive officer of the company.The main objective of the company was to provide “insurance service to the community and also to produce competent Muslim insurance personnel.” Aga Khan III and Hamidullah Khan (last Nawab of Bhopal) became the “Patrons” of the new company. Malik Ghulam Muhammad helped to arrange substantial subscriptions from the State of Hyderabad and State and Bhopal. Sir Victor Sassoon became the largest foreign shareholder and Mirza Ahmad Ispahani bought most of the shares of the EFU.

The company officially started as a general insurance company. In 1936, life business of the company started with a paid-for business of about Rs. 5.0 million. By 1946 the company started to move ahead steadily but major upheaval of the century had occurred, in which Muslims all over the sub-continent sustained immense loss, both of life and property after creation of Pakistan. The EFU management transferred its registered office to Chittagong, East Pakistan before partition. The company completed a new Life Business of Rs. 4.5 million by 1947 and during 1948 transacted a total business of Rs. 13.9 million.

The EFU shifted its head office to Karachi, West Pakistan in May 1950. In 1952, the company hired Khuda Buksh, an inspector from Oriental Governmental Security Life Assurance, Calcutta, as life manager for East Pakistan. Buksh, introduced a system of training classes and expanded the entire field organization on scientific lines. The company thereafter continued showing tremendous upward trend in its paid-for business from 25 million in 1953 to 76.7 million in 1960. During the same period the premium income of the company went up from Rs. 3.3 million to Rs. 11.9 million. In 1960, the company almost reached the door of bankruptcy due to bad underwriting against marine hull business on overseas account. Abbas Khaleeli, a former bureaucrat and Roshen Ali Bhimjee, owner of Insurance Agency Pak Underwriters were credited for averting the bankruptcy. Subsequently, Mirza Ahmad Ispahani disinvested his shares and major shares were taken by the “Habib family”, ARAG Limited and rest was distributed to the public.

Abbas Khaleeli and Roshen Ali Bhimjee officially took over the company on 1 January 1961. Khuda Buksh worked for the company as life manager, deputy life manager and general manager from 1960 to April 1969. He was recognized as the “driving force” who “had successfully helped to grow the company into the leading and dominating position” in the country. During the 1960s, EFU became the largest company in the Afro-Asian countries excluding Japan. In March 1971, the Bangladesh War of Liberation led to creation of modern Bangladesh in December 1971 when the EFU lost its eastern division.

Bangladesh nationalized all Pakistan based and local life insurance companies in August 1972. In Pakistan, after 1972 the EFU operated solely as a general Insurance company. In 1992, the Government of Pakistan opened up life insurance to the private sector and EFU was reorganized and EFU Life Assurance Ltd. was incorporated in 1992 as the first private sector life insurance company.

In 1992, the Government of Pakistan opened up life insurance to the private sector and EFU Life Assurance Ltd. was incorporated in 1992 as the first private sector life insurance company. EFU commenced writing group life insurance business in the same year, individual life business in 1994 and is today the largest life insurance company in the private sector in the country.

The company has set up over 150 branches throughout the country and employs over 3500 people in its sales force.

The EFU House was acquired by the company in 2002. The former name of the building is Qamar House.

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Project 971 is called Shuka- B. "Shuka" means "pike", NATO class designation "Akula". It was built by the Soviet Union and Russia before and after the fall of the Soviet Union. Three different types of subtypes are distinguished by the Soviet designation - Akula I, Akula Improved and Akula II.

Nine of the original twelve are in service. It has a maximum speed of 20 knots on the surface and 35 on the water, being considered extremely silent. The Russian Navy's attack submarines are made of them.

The design of a submarine with a high-resistance steel hull began in 1976, based on project 955, Sierra class. It was originally conceived with a titanium hull, but lacked the necessary infrastructure, and due to the high costs involved, steel was chosen.

To get an operational depth equal to the Sierra class, built in titanium, it must displace 1000 tons. The first ship of type 971 - K-284 "Akula" was built at the Komsomolsk-on-Amur shipyard on November 11, 1983, and entered into service on December 30, 1984.

The 402 shipyard in Severodvinsk was built for the Northern Fleet, while the 199 shipyard in Komsomolsk on the Amur was used for the Pacific Fleet.

The double hull system was used to build it.

The high-resistance steel inner hull, in charge of resisting pressure, allows it to be submerged to a depth of about 500 m while the lightweight outer shell allows greater freedom to achieve a hydrodynamic shape that is superior to its western counterparts, although in return it increases the external dimensions which increases the resistance and forces a greater power of the motor plant.

The Project 971 submarines are much quieter than their predecessors.

The submarine is characterized by having a "bulb" at the stern, which serves to house a retractable sonar.

The Akula Class is armed with eight torpedo tubes arranged in two rows of four tubes each: four 533mm tubes that can use either the Type 53 torpedo or the SS-N-15 Starfish anti-submarine missile and another four 650mm tubes that they use Type 65 torpedoes or SS-N-16 Stallion missiles. They can be used to lay mines.

There are 6 tubes that can't be reloaded from inside the submarine, their function is unknown.

The dimensions of the submarine are 11 meters in length, 13.6 meters in width, and 9 meters in draft. The maximum displacement was 12,700 tons. The speed was 30 knots on the surface and 11 knots on the water.

They have a crew of 73 people and a cruising autonomy of 100 days.

Three of the seven built of this class remain in service.

The top of the list, the Akula K-284, was withdrawn from service in 1995. The K-480 'Bars' entered the reserve in 1998 and was scrapped in February of 2010.

The Pantera entered operations and testing in January of 2007, with two-stage damping technology applied to the inherent noise.

The Akula I's Skat system has been upgraded to a new system. The five members of this subtype are still in service. The fifth component hull number is in controversy.

Some sources say it is K-279 while others say it is K-279. The sources are not sure if the construction of this subclass has been completed or if there are two more units planned.

Some components are K-461 Volk, K-154 Tigr, K-331 Narval.

The Akula I is 2.5 meters longer and displaces more than the submarine.

The original Skat system on the Akula I has been replaced by a new system. The first of this subclass, the K-157 Vepr, was the first Soviet submarine quieter than the more modern USN attack submarine. The K-335 Gepard, the second ship of the subclass, was launched some time after the Kursk, together with the “Kuguar” (Akula I) and the “Rys”. According to some sources, the K-335 is the last representative of the Improved Akula.

The Gepard has a longer patrol range than previous class subs.

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In 1996 the construction of the submarine "Irbis" was stopped because it was 42% ready.

It was planned for completion under project 971I. After a three-year delay in the transfer of the K-152 nerpah to India, a decision was made to stop the construction of nuclear submarines at the plant. There is amur.

The differential modification was a part of the K-152 submarine. The Indian Navy has a lease on "Irbis". The person is the pr. 971I modification was created on the basis of the bible.

An export version of electronic equipment is called Akula-II. There is no SOX system or nose devices for launching acoustic countermeasures on the K-152.