India is moving ahead on the path of rapid development and unhindered maritime activity is one of the major needs in this path and being a rising maritime power, India's prosperity is also dependent on the sea. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday said this while addressing the Investiture Ceremony of Indian Coast Guard in New Delhi, He said that it is not possible to create a comprehensive internal and external security framework without maritime security.
Singh said, keeping India's maritime zones safe, secure and pollution free, ensures the security needs and also economic development. The Defence Minister said, in line with the vision of the Government of India, the Indian Coast Guard has always been in the forefront to promote regional cooperation, maintain maritime peace in the Indian Ocean Region and work closely with international maritime agencies. He said, started with four to six boats, Indian Coast Guard now has more than 150 ships and 66 aircraft and it holds an important place in the world's best maritime forces.
On this occasion, Singh presented the gallantry and meritorious service medals to Indian Coast Guard personnel.
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