Central Idea

The Maritime Infrastructure Perspective Plan (MIPP) 2023-37 was unveiled at the Naval Commanders Conference.
It signifies a forward-looking strategy aimed at fostering sustainable maritime architecture.

About MIPP

Aligned with the overarching vision of the PM Gati Shakti project, this comprehensive plan was introduced by the Minister of State for Defence.
The plan’s objectives span over the next 15 years and strive to synergize the Navy’s infrastructure requirements in a dynamic and encompassing model.

The MIPP 2023-37 envisions an integrated approach to address the Navy’s infrastructure requirements.
It aims to harmonize naval infrastructure development over the next 15 years through a meticulously designed perspective plan.

The plan adheres to the broader policy directives of the PM Gati Shakti Project, Disaster Resilience, and Transition to Net Zero, among others.
Sustainability and compliance with national policy priorities are key principles underpinning the plan’s formulation.

To accommodate technological advancements and promote self-reliance, the revised “IRS Rules and Regulations Handbook for Construction and Classification of Naval Combatants” was introduced.
This handbook reflects the naval shipbuilding industry’s growth and aligns with the philosophy of ‘AatmaNirbharta’ (self-reliance).

The release of the “Family Logbook for Defence Civilian Personnel of the Indian Navy” serves as a milestone in maintaining personal records efficiently.
The launch of the “Electronic Service Document Project” is poised to revolutionize HR record-keeping within the Navy.

PM Gati Shakti Project: A government initiative aimed at enhancing infrastructure connectivity and development across various sectors, contributing to economic growth and national development.
Indian Register for Shipping (IRS): An organization responsible for ship classification and certification in India, ensuring that ships comply with international standards for safety and environmental performance.
Blue Economy: Economic activities related to oceans and water bodies, including fisheries, aquaculture, tourism, and shipping, which contribute significantly to a nation’s economy.
Geoeconomics: The study of how economic factors and policies influence international relations and geopolitics.
Geopolitics: The study of political and territorial issues influenced by geographical factors and international power dynamics.

The Maritime Infrastructure Perspective Plan 2023-37 stands as a blueprint for India’s maritime progress, exemplifying the commitment to self-reliance, sustainability, and modernization.
With a focus on comprehensive development and adherence to national policies, the plan charts a course towards a stronger, more resilient naval infrastructure.
It aligns with the evolving security landscape and the broader objectives of the nation.