On June 12, 2025, the Indian Coast Guard, under the leadership of its Director General, convened the 137th meeting of the Offshore Security Coordination Committee (OSCC) in New Delhi.
The session focused on evaluating offshore security preparedness, strengthening inter-agency coordination, and safeguarding critical energy infrastructure along India’s coastline.
Key Points:
- The Indian Coast Guard chaired the 137th OSCC meeting in New Delhi on June 12, 2025, to assess the security of offshore installations
- Discussions prioritized enhancing joint response mechanisms to counter emerging threats to vital energy assets.
- DG Paramesh Sivamani emphasized the strategic importance of energy security and national self-reliance in offshore operations
- Attendees included representatives from the Indian Navy, Air Force, MHA, MoPNG, ONGC, DG Shipping, intelligence agencies, and state police forces of Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh
- OSCC, established in 1978, remains central to shaping policies for offshore defense areas and ensuring the integrity of India’s maritime energy infrastructure