Deep-Ocean Exploration: India’s Progress & Challenges
India's deep-ocean exploration efforts aim to unlock marine resources, advance scientific knowledge, and support sustainable development. Challenges include technological limitations, environmental concerns, and the need for international collaboration and investment.
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Polymetallic Nodules Program |
In 1987, India was granted an exploration license by the International Seabed Authority (ISA) for an area in the Central Indian Ocean Basin (CIOB). |
Samudrayaan Mission |
Announced in 2021, the Samudrayaan Mission aims to send humans to a depth of 6,000 meters in the ocean. The mission is part of the Deep Ocean Mission. |
Matsya 6000 |
The submersible vehicle named Matsya 6000 is being developed .... |
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