Treaties inadequate to deal with sea conflicts: Parrikar
ECONOMIC TIMES, VISAKHAPATNAM | 08 February 2016 16:50 IST
India feels that the current international treaties and agreements are not adequate for the changing maritime scenario as nations explore deeper underwater for resources and even reclaim land from the sea.
Defence Minsiter Manohar Parrikar has called for a new dispute resolution mechanism to avoid conflicts between sea faring nations. CLICK TO READ MORE
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