The Indian Coast Guard rescues six fishermen from a fishing boat in distress off the Mangaluru coast, according to multiple reports. The crew issues a VHF RT distress call describing severe flooding and hull damage, which they attribute to rough sea conditions. The reports say the ICGS Sachet responds to the call and proceeds to the location off Mangaluru. As the situation develops, the boat is described as sinking or taking in water, putting all six crew members at imminent risk. The Coast Guard locates the fishermen and brings them aboard after the rescue operation in rough seas. After the crew is secured, they are taken safely to New Mangalore. Across the accounts, the distress call, the reported flooding and hull damage, the involvement of Coast Guard ship ICGS Sachet, and the safe transportation of all six fishermen to New Mangalore are consistent details.