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As naval power becomes central to great-power competition, India must build a renaissance navy capable of deterring China and shaping the future balan

India’s underwater defence remains underpowered as delayed submarine projects, foreign tech dependence, and policy hurdles expose critical security

भारताचे नवीन MAHASAGAR व्हिजन हिंद महासागरातील धोरणात्मक सात�

India's new MAHASAGAR vision signals strategic continuity in the Indian Ocean, expanding SAGAR’s scope to embrace trade, development, and security.

भारत आणि ग्रीसमधील धोरणात्मक भागीदारी जहाज उद्योगावरील

A strategic partnership between India and Greece can balance China’s inceasing influence on shipping and global trade

Naval diplomacy has emerged as a pillar of India’s external engagements. While conventionally regarded as a military arm, the navy is increasingly assuming a greater role as a diplomatic actor. This brief underlines three trends in India’s naval diplomacy in the Indian Ocean, shaped by its broader political outlook in the region. First, there has been a normative shift in how India views the role of the navy. Second, India’s bilateral engag

India is strengthening its maritime presence and global trade links. New initiatives aim to boost shipbuilding and shipping capacity. India is also focusing on sustainable practices and digital transformation in its ports. These efforts position India as a key player in global maritime security and economic stability, fostering cooperative growth and reliable supply chains for many nations.

India continues to be enthusiastic about the potential of the Quad in shaping a free, open, and inclusive rules-based order in the Indo-Pacific

समंदर की गहराइयों में व्यापार की धड़कन बसती है और आज भी दुनिया के चार-पाँचवें से ज़्यादा माल इन्हीं लहरों के सहारे चलता है लेकिन जब भू-राजनीतिक तनाव इन जलमार्गों को झकझोर र�