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Modi Calls for Rules-Based Maritime Order, Outlines India's Vision

Modi Calls for Rules-Based Maritime Order, Outlines India's Vision
Sagarmanthan Dialogue 2026: PM Modi Calls For Rules-Based Maritime Order, Highlights India's Vision · timesnownews.com

Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke at the Sagarmanthan Dialogue in 2026.

He said countries should follow rules in how they use the seas.

Modi said India wants to become stronger in maritime activities.

He connected that goal to India's plan for 2047.

He said the country's major ports can handle nearly twice as much as before.

He also said ships are spending less time waiting at ports.

India is preparing for more shipbuilding and greener shipping.

Key facts

Event
Sagarmanthan Dialogue 2026
Speaker
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Maritime order
Modi called for a rules-based maritime order.
Port capacity
India's major ports have nearly doubled their capacity, according to Modi.
Port turnaround
Turnaround times have dropped significantly, according to Modi.
Future plans
India is preparing for a new era of shipbuilding and green shipping.
Long-term goal
Viksit Bharat by 2047

Quotes

Narendra Modi

Prime Minister of India

“India is looking at the sea with a renewed sense of purpose. The journey towards Viksit Bharat by 2047 is also a journey towards a stronger and more capable maritime India. We are preparing for a new era of shipbuilding and green shipping. Our major ports have nearly doubled their capacity, while turnaround times have come down significantly.”
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