The Hindu·3 min read·hard

The Bay of Bengal as India’s SHANTI anchor

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Rajeev Ranjan Chaturvedy & Raghvendra Kumar
The Bay of Bengal as India’s SHANTI anchor
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India has introduced the SHANTI framework to enhance maritime security and cooperation in the Bay of Bengal. This initiative aims to address non-traditional threats like climate disasters and illegal fishing while countering geopolitical competition in the region.

The Bay of Bengal region, one of the world’s most disaster-prone regions, lacks coordinated mechanisms to respond to natural disasters. Non-traditional threats such as climate-induced disasters, illegal fishing, cyber vulnerabilities, and supply chain disruptions require regional cooperation beyond bilateral aid or maritime power. This gap — growing capacity without shared norms — highlights the need for stronger maritime security.

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