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Rear Admiral Shantanu Jha addressed the press, outlining the evolving role of the Indian Navy in a complex maritime environment. He highlighted India’s strategic position at the heart of the Indo-Pacific, where 60% of global GDP and 50% of trade converge. Tracing the Navy’s legacy from Rajendra Chola’s overseas expeditions to present-day Eastern Fleet operations across Fiji, Australia, and Papua New Guinea, he emphasized India’s responsibility as a maritime power. Admiral Jha explained the Navy’s three Ds—Deter, Deploy, and Develop—as the foundation of India’s maritime strategy, safeguarding sea lines of communication, ensuring regional stability, and building global partnerships. He also underscored challenges like piracy, grey-zone tactics, unregulated fishing, climate change, and energy security, while stressing the growing role of technology, AI, and industry collaboration. With events like Milan 2026 and the Indian Ocean Naval Symposium, India is reinforcing its role as a credible and future-ready maritime power committed to an open and inclusive Indo-Pacific.

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