The recent sightings of deep-sea creatures, such as anglerfish and electric fish, in shallow waters are a cause for concern. These species are typically found in the dark, high-pressure environ...

India, with its vast coastline of over 7,500 kilometers, has always had a strategic maritime presence. To ensure its sovereign rights over the surrounding waters and resources, India enacted th...

Water has long been a source of life, sustenance, and development — but it has also become a source of conflict. In India, inter-state water disputes are not new, but few have matched the int...

Introduction Of The Narmada River:The Narmada is one of India’s largest rivers, flowing across three states: Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Gujarat.Length:1,312 km (3rd largest in India).Th...

Water is life, and for countries that share transboundary rivers, it can also be a matter of diplomacy, conflict, and cooperation. One of the most enduring examples of successful water-sharing ...

The increasing interconnectedness of global trade has amplified the significance of efficient and streamlined logistics. Multimodal transportation, which involves the movement of goods using a ...

The 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS III), while a significant achievement in international maritime law, is increasingly challenged by modern oceanic issues. This p...

Water is one of the most critical natural resources, and its equitable distribution is a matter of national importance, particularly in a country like India, where multiple states share river s...

Piracy is one of the oldest threats to maritime security, dating back to ancient times. However, in the modern era, piracy remains a significant challenge, particularly in regions like the Gulf...

Water is one of the most crucial resources for any state, but when rivers flow across multiple states, disputes over their usage often arise. Recognizing the need for a structured mechanism to ...