ET Graphics: India’s seafarer boom faces test amid Hormuz crisis

India's growing maritime workforce is set to significantly increase the involvement of Indian sailors in geopolitical conflicts at sea. As the nation's presence on the water expands, its citizens will find themselves at the forefront of internatio...

The nation’s expanding maritime workforce means geopolitical conflicts at sea will increasingly involve Indian sailors.

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