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Opinion: Opinion | 17 Dead, 166 Trapped: How Indian Seafarers Became 'Collateral' In Others' Wars

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An opinion piece discusses the risks faced by Indian seafarers who are increasingly becoming collateral damage in international conflicts. It highlights the vulnerability of the large Indian maritime workforce in global war zones.

India is now the second-largest supplier of seafarers in the world, contributing 311,936 personnel. But that also means that they are among the easiest targets during war.

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Opinion: Opinion | 17 Dead, 166 Trapped: How Indian Seafarers Became 'Collateral' In Others' Wars — Headlinne — headlinne