Project Seabird: India’s Giant Naval Base Rising | Defence Dynamics

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#ProjectSeabird #MaritimeSecurity #ElectricBikes Tensions in the Indian Ocean are intensifying through strategic positioning rather than direct conflict, as India counters China’s growing influence at key ports with its own assertive moves. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent high-profile visit to Sri Lanka marked a pivotal moment in resetting Indo-Lankan ties, resulting in seven crucial agreements spanning defence, energy, and digital cooperation. A standout development was the signing of the first-ever five-year defence pact, enabling military training and tech-sharing—India’s most significant defence engagement with Sri Lanka since the 1980s. Meanwhile, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh launched the Indian Ocean Ship SAGAR mission, signaling India’s commitment to regional peace and maritime stability. In a technological leap, India is integrating electric motorcycles and manned UAVs into Special Forces operations, enhancing stealth and mobility while supporting a greener military. The Indian Army also convened its biannual Army Commanders’ Conference (April 1–4), a vital strategic forum for reviewing national security, force readiness, and the future trajectory of defence under the Make in India initiative—underscoring India’s focus on military modernization, regional partnerships, and countering China’s influence IOSSagar, Modi Sri Lanka Visit, Indian Ocean Strategy, India Vs China, Indian Navy, Military Drones, Indian Special Forces, National Security, Indian Army, Make In India