Indian Navy

India’s strategic relevance in Asia will be increasingly determined by its maritime role.

Indian strategic circles are having an important debate on the virtues of sea power versus land power.

New Delhi’s naval capabilities may never match its ambitions, but an A2/AD strategy would enable it to exercise significant influence in maritime affairs.

India is acquiring new platforms and capabilities that are turning it into a major naval power. Why doesn’t anyone seem to care?

The aborted 1983 mission illustrates that India’s ambitions and interests extend beyond the subcontinent.

A senior naval officer this week said that India is prepared to deploy naval vessels to protect its oil interests in the disputed waters.

Although static analyses have their value, ultimately calculations depend on competitors’ fleet size.

New Delhi progresses towards air, land, and sea-based atomic forces, says new report.

Question: Which nation’s Russian-built carrier is better? China or India? James Holmes explains.

China as been keen to bolster its naval strength. But could its advances prove strategically counterproductive?

There’s a lot of sensationalism over China’s navy. Regardless, India needs its own AirSea Battle concept.

A new stealth frigate and naval base are the latest signs of India’s maritime ambitions. But can India’s Navy become more self-reliant?