- Modi's leadership is credited with enabling India's maritime growth.
- India's government announced investments in indigenous shipbuilding and defense, outlining a strategic shift toward becoming a maritime power.
PM Modi discussed the maritime sector's role in India, while Rajnath Singh hailed maritime capability development.
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What happened
PM Modi discussed the maritime sector's role in India, while Rajnath Singh hailed maritime capability development.
Who's involved
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India's government announced investments in indigenous shipbuilding and defense, outlining a strategic shift toward becoming a maritime power.Also in this story
- Commissioning of vessels by Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers, poised to bolster India's blue economy and national warship capabilities.
- PM Modi inaugurated a tri-commissioning ceremony, supporting the country's naval induction program.
- Drives indigenous defence production and policy shift.
- Narendra Modi conducted official tours in West Bengal and Odisha, and commissioned new naval ships.
Within Modi's leadership is credited with enabling India's maritime growth.
The entities involved
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Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India since 2014
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Rajnath Singh
Indian politician
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