India in the Indo-Pacific Region: Strategic and Economic Initiatives - By Chandrakant Singh
With the growing strategic and economic importance in Indo-Pacific region, it can be said that the Indo-Pacific is now a theater of opportunity and disputes. The geographical location of India has put it as an important player in Indo-Pacific decision making. Therefore, it is important that India should collectively participate and cooperate with other littoral nations in the region to address contemporary challenges and tap opportunities.
Recently, Indian External Affairs Minister while delivering a lecture on 'India's Vision of the Indo-Pacific' at the prestigious Chulalongkorn University, said that Quad—comprising the U.S., India, Japan and Australia—is the most prominent plurilateral platform that ....
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