Indo Pacific Strategy

1. Indo Pacific Strategy Strategy is not an easy task to be done within hours. It requires days, weeks and sometimes months to be ready. A strategy is called so when something planned goes accordingly as thought. Strategy is needed to improvise somethings, to complete a task, to run an administration, to make sure of the policies and so on. Foreign strategies are made to for some external affairs like import-export, peace or anything at international level. Even a game cannot be played and a team cannot be decided without a strategy! Let’s see at the Indo- pacific strategy. Knowing the Indo-Pacific strategy at a glance: India and Indo Pacific region includes many countries like United States of America, Japan, and France. Even the small countries like Australia, Indonesia and South Africa are too the stake holders of Indo Pacific strategy. India Indonesia military relations has grown over the years. Indo Pacific strategy has divided the Indo Pacific region into three realms. Then each of them is further divided into a number of marine provinces. India and Indo Pacific region has been named as the Central Indo Pacific which is the connection point of Indian and Pacific Oceans. An India and Indonesia military relation has made emphasis on the fact of self-reliancein their respective defence sectors. Knowing about the defence of our country: The defence is the most powerful sector in any country. It’s only because of the soldiers that everyone is having a peaceful life. They stay strong at borders so that we sleep at night. Despite of worst climatic conditions they stand there and severe with their whole hearts. Its not at all easy to give your life for someone you don’t know. It’s not easy to leave your family behind and go somewhere from where they don’t know would return alive or not. Our country’s defence is divided into two parts as Combat Arms and Services. Soldiers under operations fall in Combat Arms where as the rest in Services. The Delhi Policy group works in the field to publish articles on economic, cultural, traditional etc. sectors.