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2 September 2010Maritime Governance Imperatives for India - I
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The sea-borne attack on Mumbai on November 26, 2008, called 26/11 in the popular imagination, has starkly highlighted the reality of a disorganized Maritime India. Horrific though it was, it could Tagged Under Indian navy , Maritime Security , strategic response |
 Op-Eds
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21 September 2010Making warships happen
BY Ajai Shukla
I was taken aback last week to receive an invitation from BAE Systems, the world’s third-richest arms corporation, for a four-day media tour to the UK. What surprised me was not the invitation. Tagged Under Indian navy , Indo-UK , shipbuilding |
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30 September 2010The Mechanics of a Maritime Governance Authority
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India has a long coastline and an old maritime tradition. It is also a signatory to many international conventions and agreements related to maritime activities such as the United Nations Tagged Under Indian navy , Maritime Security , Martime governance |
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15 November 2010Making of a Maritime Governance Authority
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In my earlier articles on this website, I have discussed the concept and need for a Maritime Governance Authority (MGA) in India. A broadTagged Under costal surveillance , Indian navy , Maritime Security , Martime governance |
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1 December 2010Sino-Indian maritime relations: managing mistrust in the Indian Ocean
BY Ashley Townshend
Asia’s rising giants are eyeing eachTagged Under Indian navy , Indian Ocean , Indo-China , People's Liberation Army Navy , strategic interest |
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13 December 2010Need to secure the Lakshadweep Islands
BY Pushpita Das
The recent hijacking of a Bangladesh merchant ship by Somali pirates in the western Indian Ocean has highlighted the threat to the Sea Lines of Communications (SLOCs) in general and to the Tagged Under Indian navy , Indian Ocean , Lakshadweep Islands , Maritime Security , Somali pirates |
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7 January 2011Arming without Aiming: India’s Military Modernization
BY , Sunil Dasgupta
“Fighting Change,” an exclusive chapter from Stephen P. Cohen and Sunil Dasgupta’s book Arming without Aiming: India's Military Modernization was republished with permission from Tagged Under 26/11 , GOI , Indian airforce , Indian army , Indian defence policy , Indian navy , military reform |
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14 January 2011A Chinese-Indian Rivalry for the Arabian Sea
BY Christophe Jaffrelot
Sino-Indian rivalry in the Indian Ocean and Tagged Under Chabahar , Gwadar , India-China , Indian navy , Indian Ocean , Indo-Iran , maritime rivalry , Sino-Pak |
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14 March 2011Indian navy captures 61 pirates in Arabian Sea
BY Ashok Sharma
The Indian navy captured 61 pirates who jumped into the Arabian Sea to flee a gunfight and fire on the hijacked ship from which they had staged several attacks, a navy statement said Monday. Tagged Under Indian navy , piracy |
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19 April 2011Admiral Venkat Bharathan: India needs a maritime governance authority
BY Samyukta Lakshman
Vice Admiral (Retired) Venkat Bharathan, presented his paper on ‘Maritime Governance Authority’ to a select group of naval officers, Mumbai police, Mumbai University and commercial shipping Tagged Under Indian navy , Mallaca Strait , maritime , piracy , shipping |