What is the strategic importance of Indian islands
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Among the nine major bottlenecks that control entry to this region are the Malacca Strait and the Six Degree Channel. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands lie in this strategically important zone, meaning that India with its growing naval capabilities could play a significant role in controlling access.
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They attract tourists from all over the world.
Fishing, trading and cultivation are important economic activities.
Islands are rest stops and nesting sites for birds.
Islands are biodiversity hotspots and home to rare species.
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