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A Comparative Analysis of India and Pakistan’s Naval Strategy: (2001-2019)


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Title: A Comparative Analysis of India and Pakistan’s Naval Strategy: (2001-2019)

Authors: Damiya Saghir, Dr. Khushboo Ejaz

Journal: South Asian Studies

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Publisher: University of the Punjab

Country: Pakistan

Year: 2021

Volume: 2

Issue: 35

Language: en

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Abstract

Pakistan and India have remained to be foes with a fixture and their competitiveness continues to grow within the Indian Ocean Region as well. This research paper focuses on comparing the Maritime Strategy of India and Pakistan in terms of their capabilities, strengths, weaknesses, threats, and challenges. Further in the paper with the help of literature review and interviews it is discussed how both the countries differ majorly and have more or less similar threats to face from each other whereas the ultimate goal of maritime strategy remains to be different for both. As the growing importance of sea is realized by the world leaders, Pakistan still faces a sea blindness in terms of resources and equipment. With this paper an analysis of budget, fleet and a comparison of objectives of both the navies is presented with a clear conclusion of who is winning the battle in the Indian Ocean. Robust and Multifaceted Pakistan Navy still has a long way to go to reach competitiveness able to be compared with India and should focus more on research, coordination, and planning.


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