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THE CASE FOR INDIA’S SEAFARING LEGACY – ANCIENT INDIAN SHIPBUILDING

Keywords: Maritime History, Indian Maritime History, Shipbuilding, Ancient Shipbuilding, Maritime Heritage The contemporary global shipbuilding industry has been shaped by epochal change on a near continuous basis.  Shipbuilding is itself a subset of the seafaring element of external merchandise trade.  Contemporary Indian society, particularly the Indian political, administrative, and industrial elite, remains woefully ignorant of […]

11 May 2024 /0 Comments/by

ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION WITH THE US CAPSTONE COURSE FELLOWS

On 10 May 2024, the National Maritime Foundation hosted the US Capstone Course fellows for a professional interaction. The visiting delegation was provided a geo-strategic overview followed by insights into India’s maritime security imperatives in a rapidly changing milieu. Wide-ranging discussions were held on issues of contemporary interest to facilitate a greater understanding of drivers […]

10 May 2024 /0 Comments/by

The Information Fusion Centre-Indian Ocean Region engaged in the 15th ASEAN Regional Forum Inter-Sessional Meeting on Maritime Security

The Information Fusion Centre-Indian Ocean Region engaged in the 15th ASEAN Regional Forum Inter-Sessional Meeting on Maritime Security. Commodore Manish Sinha, Executive Director of the National Maritime Foundation represented the Organisation at the Forum. The Session highlighted the Centre’s successful coordination of recent operational responses in the region and emphasised the importance of bolstering Maritime […]

9 May 2024 /0 Comments/by
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An Analysis of Australia’s National Defence Strategy 2024

On 17 April 2024, the Australian government unveiled two seminal documents.  The first was its “National Defence Strategy 2024” (NDS-2024), while the second was  the “Integrated Investment Program 2024” (IIP-2024).  The NDS builds upon the findings of the “Defence Strategic Review 2023” (DSR-2023) and positions the country as a “middle-power maritime nation”[1] with its own […]

5 May 2024 /0 Comments/by

Dr Chime Youdon, Research Fellow and Head of the Blue Economy and Climate Change Cluster participated in the Marine Conservation Workshop facilitated and organised by the ICDF Taiwan

We are thrilled to highlight NMF’s ongoing dedication to marine conservation. Dr Chime Youdon, Research Fellow and Head of the Blue Economy and Climate Change Cluster, is currently fully immersed in the Marine Conservation Workshop facilitated and organised by the ICDF Taiwan.  Over the course of two weeks, held in Taipei and Kaohsiung, Dr Youdon […]

1 May 2024 /0 Comments/by

Professional Education Lecture (PEL) on “Strategic Toolkit for Resource Mobilisation (SToRM) for Prolonged Conflict: A Maritime Perspective” by Rear Admiral RS Dhaliwal, NM

Rear Admiral RS Dhaliwal, NM, delivered the Professional Education Lecture (PEL) on “Strategic Toolkit for Resource Mobilisation (SToRM) for Prolonged Conflict: A Maritime Perspective” at the National Maritime Foundation (NMF), New Delhi, on Friday, 26 April 2024.  The session was chaired by the Director-General of the NMF, Vice Admiral Pradeep Chauhan, AVSM & Bar, VSM, […]

29 April 2024 /0 Comments/by
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AN INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERPLAY OF LAW AND TECHNOLOGY WITHIN THE MARITIME DOMAIN

Keywords: Law, International Law, Maritime Law, Technology, Technological development, Development of Law. *** Introduction As it always has, science and technology (“technology”) continue to revolutionise the maritime domain.[1]  Its civilian as well as military spheres are affected in lasting ways by technological advancements such as autonomous shipping and weapons, artificial intelligence, blockchain, etc.  At the […]

27 April 2024 /0 Comments/by
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A Contemporary Assessment of the Maritime Impact of the India-US Foundational Agreements

India has situated its maritime defence partnership with the United States (US) within a broader bilateral and multilateral framework in recent years to manage various traditional and non-traditional challenges in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR).  Arguably, the US is now believed to view the IOR through a South Asian and potentially Indian lens.[1]  The US […]

24 April 2024 /0 Comments/by

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