New Delhi [India], March 20 (ANI): In New Delhi Raisina Dialogue In 2025, Indian and Australian naval authorities reiterated their dedication to international regulations Regarding naval activities and ecological preservation.
In a panel discussion titled "Deepwater Dangers: Safeguarding Commerce," Indian Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi along with Australia’s Chief of Joint Operations Vice Admiral Justin Jones stressed the importance of adhering to international maritime regulations and shifting towards more environmentally friendly technologies.
Vice Admiral Jones emphasized Australia’s commitment to following the legal guidelines for naval activities, encompassing both international standards and local rules concerning fuel consumption. He stated, “Several legal documents along with international and Australian national laws permit defense organizations, specifically navies when discussing vessels such as warships, to apply for exemptions from certain obligations. However, this is not practiced in Australia; instead, we adhere strictly to international norms regarding fuel usage,” he explained.
Admiral Tripathi supported this view, emphasizing that the Indian Navy Is just as dedicated to adhering to international benchmarks. "A buddy of mine from Australia has already highlighted what we're up to." Indian Navy is not different. We aim to adhere to all of the international regulations We aim to enhance our performance from how things stood yesterday and strive toward our goals for tomorrow."
"All efforts related to the type of propulsion systems, machinery, and equipment utilized—which may have contributed to pollution in the past—are now being phased out. We aim to incorporate environmentally friendly and clean technologies into our vessels, submarines, and aircraft. This transition is an ongoing effort," he stated.
He further elaborated on the Indian Navy 'S shift toward sustainability, highlighting the ongoing character of this journey.
It won’t happen today, nor tomorrow, considering the broader scope of green emissions and initiatives like COP 25. Therefore, both our naval forces and the government remain dedicated to adhering strictly to these commitments. international regulations "And reduce pollution and contaminants both in ports and at sea; we are contributing to this effort," he added. (ANI)
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