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    PM in Manila: Aligning act east, Indo-Pacific & MAHASAGAR policies

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Manila for the ASEAN Summit, focusing on strengthening India's partnerships. The growing competition in the Indo-Pacific requires ASEAN countries to seek reliable collaborations with India. Maritime cooperation, educational exchanges, and renewable energy initiatives are critical areas for future collaboration.

    Quad Navies launch Malabar 2026 multi-domain drills to strengthen Free and Open Indo-Pacific

    The United States, India, Japan, and Australia have kicked off Exercise Malabar 2026. This joint naval drill is focused on boosting the operational synergy and maritime capabilities of the participating nations. Notably, the Indian Navy's INS Sahyadri has arrived in Japan for this collaboration, symbolizing a significant step in strengthening regional security efforts in the Indo-Pacific. Through multiple phases, the exercise seeks to deepen trust among the allied forces.

    Indian Navy training squadron arrives in Sri Lanka on three-day visit

    The Indian Navy's First Training Squadron arrived in Sri Lanka for a three-day goodwill visit. This visit aims to strengthen bilateral maritime cooperation between India and Sri Lanka. Officer trainees from both countries will participate in various professional and sporting interactions during the visit. The squadron's presence is part of a long-range deployment including stops in Seychelles and Maldives. The initiative reflects India's commitment to regional security and maritime collaboration.

    Indian Navy inducts multi-purpose INS Samarthak, a drone mothership and weapons testbed, the first major warship built by a private shipyard

    Samarthak, the first multi-purpose vessel built by a private shipyard to be commissioned into the Indian Navy, has entered service with more than 75% indigenous content. Built by L&T, it will support weapons and sensor trials, maritime surveillance, unmanned systems, disaster relief and emergency response at sea.

    "India stands ready to work with ASEAN as reliable, equal partner": Rajnath Singh

    Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday called for stronger defence cooperation between India and ASEAN countries, including joint research on maritime security, counter-drone systems, cyber defence and disaster response, stressing that regional challenges require collective action and practical solutions.

    Nana Patekar: The actor whose works represented the kaleidoscopic range of the common man’s life

    Nana Patekar, a prominent actor, brought the common man's experiences to life through his powerful performances. His dedication to theatre and film was evident in his diverse roles and artistic vision. Patekar's transition from parallel cinema to mainstream films demonstrated his broad range as an actor. His portrayal of complex characters resonated with audiences, showcasing various emotional shades. Ultimately, he left a lasting legacy in the Indian film industry.

    • India, Myanmar discuss initiatives to strengthen defence cooperation

      India and Myanmar convened for the third Defence Cooperation Meeting to assess previous initiatives and explore new collaboration. The meeting was co-chaired by Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh and Lt Gen Pyae Sone Linn. Myanmar officials acknowledged India's humanitarian assistance following a recent earthquake through 'Operation Brahma'. Discussions included enhancing training, capacity building, and maritime security cooperation between the two nations.

      INS Sudarshini reaches Egypt's Alexandria port during Lokayan 26 transoceanic expedition

      INS Sudarshini reached Alexandria, Egypt during its ongoing Lokayan 26 transoceanic expedition while covering 22,000 nautical miles. The ship's purpose includes training in ocean navigation and traditional seamanship. Upon arrival, the ship was welcomed by Rear Admiral Mohamed Abdel Aziz and Indian Embassy representatives. The port visit will feature interactions with the Egyptian Navy to strengthen maritime relations.

      Navies of India, Sri Lanka take part in bilateral maritime exercise in Visakhapatnam

      Navies of India and Sri Lanka are currently engaged in a bilateral exercise. The thirteenth edition of the Sri Lanka-India maritime exercise, SLINEX-26, is underway. This exercise aims to strengthen maritime cooperation and foster interoperability between the two nations. The event commenced with a harbour phase and will be followed by a sea phase. SLINEX-26 reinforces India's commitment to a secure and inclusive maritime environment.

      India-Vietnam defence partnership gets a major push: Joint production of military hardware planned as both nations strengthen Indo-Pacific security ties

      India and Vietnam are set to strengthen their defence partnership through joint production initiatives while also working to boost bilateral trade, strengthen supply chains and expand market access. The two countries will deepen cooperation in air connectivity, nuclear energy and space, while reaffirming their commitment to greater regional cooperation and addressing maritime security challenges.

      INS Kulish arrives at Ream Naval Base in Cambodia as part of Eastern Fleet deployment

      INS Kulish visited Cambodia to strengthen maritime cooperation and professional linkages. The ship's program included interactions and naval engagements for personnel. INS Mysore arrived in Malaysia for the Samudra Laksamana naval exercise. These joint drills aim to enhance interoperability and operational synergy between navies. The deployments reflect India's efforts to expand maritime outreach across the Indo-Pacific.

      Freedom of navigation and respect for international law should remain pivotal priorities: Rajnath Singh

      Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emphasised secure sea lanes and maritime trade for South Asia. He met Sri Lankan President Dissanayake, reaffirming joint regional security efforts. Indian and Sri Lankan ports can drive shared economic growth and prosperity. Both nations are well positioned to safeguard peace and stability across the Indian Ocean. They will work together to address fisheries disputes and enhance maritime cooperation.

      'India will continue to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Sri Lanka,' says Rajnath Singh; calls ties 'relationship of hearts and souls'

      Defence Minister Rajnath Singh reaffirmed India's commitment to standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Sri Lanka, highlighting bilateral ties, economic cooperation, disaster relief efforts under 'Operation Sagar Bandhu', and New Delhi's 'Neighbourhood First' policy while emphasising that ties are built on shared heritage.

      Rajnath Singh arrives in Sri Lanka after 38 years, to deepen maritime, defence ties

      Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh arrived in Colombo for a three-day visit. He will discuss maritime and security cooperation with Sri Lankan officials. This visit aims to further strengthen bilateral defence partnerships between the nations. Singh will also engage with the Indian diaspora during his official trip. The engagement underscores India's Neighbourhood First and MAHASAGAR initiatives.

      Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to undertake three-day Sri Lanka visit from Sept 8

      Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will visit Sri Lanka from September 8 to 10. He will hold consultations with Sri Lankan leadership on various important issues. The minister will also interact with the Indian diaspora residing in Colombo. This visit aims to further strengthen the traditionally strong and friendly bilateral relations. India's MAHASAGAR vision emphasizes mutual advancement for security and growth across regions.

      Navy Chief Swaminathan meets Mauritius PM, discusses ways to boost maritime security ties

      Navy Chief Admiral Krishna Swaminathan met Mauritian Prime Minister Navinchandra Ramgoolam. They discussed strengthening maritime security cooperation and training exchanges between nations. The Admiral assured full support for Mauritius's coast guard capability enhancement efforts. Discussions also focused on joint surveillance and expanding operational linkages. This visit reinforces India's vision for regional maritime security and growth.

      Sri Lanka Navy welcomes INS Airavat

      Indian Naval Ship Airavat received a traditional welcome at Colombo port during an operational turnaround visit to Sri Lanka. The vessel delivered critical spares for Sri Lanka Coast Guard ship Suraksha under a Government of India grant. The visit included professional and sports interactions between the two navies and was aimed at strengthening maritime ties under India's Neighbourhood First policy and MAHASAGAR

      India’s 'Mahasagar' vision acquire special significance amid changing equations in sub-continent

      A recent conference by the Chintan Research Foundation addressed India's maritime security priorities within the evolving geopolitical landscape, particularly after the conflict with Pakistan. Experts emphasized the strategic importance of the Indian Ocean, highlighting rising threats and the need for a comprehensive national response.

      PM Modi announces MAHASAGAR vision for Global South from Mauritius

      India and Mauritius have elevated their relationship to an 'enhanced strategic partnership' and signed eight agreements to bolster cooperation in trade, maritime security, and other sectors. Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled the 'MAHASAGAR' vision for the Global South, aimed at holistic advancement across regions. Mauritian Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam called for reopening talks with the UK over the Chagos Islands.

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