What is the objective of the Ministry of Culture and Indian Navy's MoU to revive the 2000-year-old 'stitched shipbuilding method'?
Ministry of Culture and Indian Navy signed an MoU to revive the 2000-year-old 'stitched shipbuilding method.' Indian Navy will oversee the project, ensuring high standards of safety and precision. Stitched ships have historical and cultural significance in India, used for trade and exploration. Reviving this technique preserves traditional craftsmanship and maritime heritage. Proposal includes constructing an ocean-going stitched sail ship using traditional methods. The Project aims to gain insights into historical interactions across the Indian Ocean. It promotes cultural memories among Indian Ocean littoral countries. About Indian Navy Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS): Admiral R. Hari Kumar
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