India has intensified maritime surveillance in the Arabian Sea as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz continue to disrupt global shipping routes.
Officials said the Navy and Coast Guard have increased monitoring of commercial vessels and energy shipments to ensure the safety of Indian interests in the region. The move comes amid concerns over potential threats to merchant ships and oil supply chains.
Authorities are also coordinating with international partners to track developments and maintain secure navigation corridors. The government has emphasised that safeguarding maritime trade routes is critical for India’s energy security and economic stability.
The situation remains under close watch as geopolitical tensions in West Asia continue to evolve.
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