China’s expansionist attitude in the Indian Ocean can now be kept under check
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Port Louis (Mauritius) – India has almost completed the process of setting up a military base on Agaléga Island in Mauritius. This island is about 1,100 km away from the main island and is an archipelago of two islands. India will be able to keep an eye on the Chinese Navy’s actions in the Indian Ocean region through this military base. This will also lead to the strengthening of India’s territorial position.
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According to information, India has constructed a jetty, airstrip, and a hangar for the planes on Agaléga Island. Along with this, other infrastructure facilities have also been created.
Although India has not made an official announcement in this regard, Union Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan is on a visit to Mauritius on 1st-2nd November. Among other events, he will discuss an agreement with Mauritian Minister of Information and Technology Darsanand Balgobin to jointly develop a satellite.
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