Rupal Kalebere The Japan-India Maritime Exercise 2023 (JIMEX 23) recently concluded its seventh edition, marking the 11th anniversary of this […]
India and France: Strengthening Defence Cooperation for Peace and Security
Rupal Kalebere India and France share a multifaceted strategic partnership that extends beyond political, cultural, and economic realms. Their collaboration […]
Deepening Maritime Cooperation: Insights into India and Saudi Arabia’s Joint Naval Exercise
Rupal Kalebere Maritime exercises play a vital role in enhancing the defence capabilities and strengthening the strategic partnerships between nations. […]
Blue Waves offer Green Opportunities
By Sanya Saxena, Research Associate l March 21, 2022 Our planet is bestowed with blessings inherent in all its natural resources […]
‘SECURING THE BLUE ECONOMY’
Blue economy and the maritime security are interdependent. Maritime forces are a key enabler for developing the Blue Economy.
National Essay Competition
Sea and Coast Marine Magazine with Society for Aerospace Maritime and Defence Studies (SAMDeS India) as a knowledge partner is […]
Maritime India@75: Transition to a Blue Economy led devlopmental Model
India views the ‘Blue Economy’ as a driver of growth and focuses on three factors: (1) sustainable development; (2) the […]
International Maritime Collaboration for the Global Good
International Maritime Collaboration for the Global Good: It’s time has come and India can lead the effort
Atmanirbhar shipbuilding for आत्मनिर्भर भारत
Self reliance and indigenisation (Atmanirbharta and Swadeshikaran) in the Maritime sectorFor more than 50 years, our Indian Naval designers have […]
Builder’s Navy
India’s capability to build its own ships should be exploited to the fullest. India is a maritime nation. Geographically, it […]