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Explained: Quad’s plan to check China’s illegal fishing and the role India will play
FirstpostChina is responsible for 95 per cent of illegal fishing activities in the Indo-Pacific. The countries have planned to launch a satellite-based maritime security system at the Quad summit, starting 24 May, to check China’s illegal fishing in the Indo-Pacific region. pic.twitter.com/ngOs7EAKnU — Narendra Modi May 22, 2022 China’s fishy business Beijing is responsible for 95 per cent of illegal fishing activities in the Indo-Pacific. Keeping China in check Quad’s maritime initiative will use satellite technology to create a tracking system for illegal fishing from the Indian Ocean to the South Pacific by connecting surveillance centres in Singapore and India, reports The Financial Times. India’s role According to The Indian Express, the Indian Navy’s Information Fusion Centre-Indian Ocean Region may play a crucial role in the initiative against illegal fishing.
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Quad gets an Indian boost
Hindustan Times
AI, satellite pics reveal ocean activities happening out of sight
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Is China using Indian Ocean to spy on India?
Firstpost
We Keep a Close Watch on Chinese Ships in Indian Ocean Region, Says Navy Chief Admiral Hari Kumar
News 18
China holds first Indian Ocean Region meet with 19 countries without India
India Today
Extra-regional fishing fleets present in Indian Ocean: Navy
The Hindu)
QUAD to curb China's illegal fishing in Indo-Pacific using satellite tracking
Firstpost
India Has Just Told China Its Game On With IPEF & Initiative to Combat Illegal Fishing
News 18Project to track small fishing vessels pending since 26/11
The Hindu
Quad launches ‘anti-China’ maritime surveillance plan
Al Jazeera)
Why the Quad is Necessary to Handle a Perseveringly Aggressive China
News 18Quad: strategic opportunity or quagmire?
The HinduQuad | The confluence of four powers and two seas
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