India and the Indian Ocean: An Essay on the influence of Sea Power on Indian History K. M. Panikkar

By:

Panikkar, K. M

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Panikkar, K. M

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: Eng. Publication details: Life Span Publishers and Disributors 2020 New DelhiEdition: 1st.edDescription: 109 p. ;20 x 14 x 4 cmISBN:

9788194160533

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359.030954 PAN

Summary: This essay by K M Panikkar on the influence of sea power on Indian history remains a must-read document. The author argues that India’s security lies on the Indian Ocean. India’s future therefore is closely bound up with the strength she is able to develop as a Naval Power. He even advocates creation of a separate naval ministry. The author examines the subject in proper historical perspective. This work in the present day superpower rivalry in the Indian Ocean is of greatest importance, especially to defense analysts and policy makers.

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This essay by K M Panikkar on the influence of sea power on Indian history remains a must-read document. The author argues that India’s security lies on the Indian Ocean. India’s future therefore is closely bound up with the strength she is able to develop as a Naval Power. He even advocates creation of a separate naval ministry. The author examines the subject in proper historical perspective. This work in the present day superpower rivalry in the Indian Ocean is of greatest importance, especially to defense analysts and policy makers.

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