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as posted by the channelIn Today's episode of 'Nation Tonight' anchor Shreya Upadhyaya discusses the 'Great Nicobar Project Row In Indian Ocean. Recently The proposed Rs 72,000-crore infrastructural upgrade on the Great Nicobar Island is facing criticism. The Congress has demanded the immediate suspension of all environmental and forest clearances granted for the proposed “Holistic Development of Great Nicobar Island in Andaman & Nicobar Islands” on the grounds that it is a “grave threat to the region’s tribal communities and natural ecosystem.”. This discussion has been led by some distinguished panelists. Defense Analyst, Retd. Gen. AK Siwach, says that, as far as China is concerned, it is going in a big way in the Indian Ocean. At any point, there are about 10–15 submarines, including nuclear submarines, surrounding India. Tune in for the full details.
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