It is primary objective of Navy to keep Indo-Pacific open, safe and secure: Rajnath
The Indo-Pacific region is important for the economy of the whole world and India being a responsible maritime stakeholder in the region, it is the primary objective of our Navy to keep the Indo-Pacific open, safe and secure, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Tuesday while noting that global security, border disputes and maritime dominance have led nations around the world to modernise their militaries. We will soon realise Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of ‘Make in India, Make for the World’,” Mr. Singh said. Stressing that India was a responsible maritime stakeholder in the region, he said, “We support consensus-based principles and peaceful, open, rule-based and stable maritime order.” Mr. Singh stated that the ever-evolving security scenario in the Indian Ocean and the Indo-Pacific region would demand an even more important role of the Indian Navy in the times to come and called for devising policies which focus on bolstering the country’s presence in the region, its role during disasters, economic wellbeing and carrying forward foreign policy. “This launch also marks the commencement of the next phase involving extensive outfitting activities by the Shipyards readying these ships for delivery.” Speaking at the launch, Navy Chief Adm. R. Hari Kumar said India’s expanding strategic reach, based on the vision of SAGAR is a driver for Navy’s continued acquisition of assets with long sea legs, increased capabilities and greater endurance.
























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