Project Seabird is connected with

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Q: 111 (CDS-II/2014)
‘Project Seabird’ is connected with

question_subject: 

Geography

question_exam: 

CDS-II

stats: 

0,17,21,17,10,7,4

keywords: 

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The correct answer is option 1: Greenfield naval base at West Coast of India.

Option 2: Anti-pirate operation at Somalia is not connected with Project Seabird. Project Seabird is focused on the development of a naval base, rather than anti-pirate operations.

Option 3: Indian Navy`s island development project is also not related to Project Seabird. While the project may involve the development of islands, it is specifically linked to the West Coast naval base and not a broader island development project.

Option 4: Shipyard in Kutch district, Gujarat is not connected to Project Seabird. Project Seabird is focused on establishing a naval base and does not involve the construction of a shipyard in Gujarat.

Project Seabird is an important project undertaken by the Indian Navy to build a Greenfield naval base on the West Coast of India. It aims to enhance the Navy`s operational and strategic capabilities in the region. The base will provide docking facilities for warships, submarines, and other naval assets, as well as accommodate personnel and provide logistical support. This project is crucial for strengthening India`s maritime security and enabling the Navy to effectively safeguard the country`s interests in the region.