India's strategic location at the head of the Indian ocean has held high in establishing land and maritime with the outside world in the ancient and Medieval times?

Answer 1

because since ancient times the coast had been used for trading.The coastal areas of India e.g.goa ,madras were also used for travelling and navigation.They were used to send goods to other countries and recieve goods from them ,like our contacts with Australia.

Answer 2

first of all,as india is a peninsula,it is very easy for ships to stop and dock at the ports.secondly,most of the ships passing from one end of the world to another often pass near india which is in south india so they most likely dock there for trade.

Answer 3

India's location is strategic because India gives access to the south East Asia. India acts as a gateway via Middle East. India has got good coast line and many busy ports are located in India. India offers services to the western economies because of its cheap labor. Indian democratic environment has also given India an edge over its other competitors in Asia.

Answer 4

if you go there you will die you silly person now go home to America and have some chicken soup with relish and horse radish (don't forget to add the shaved hitlers moustache) :D

Answer 5

It does not, it is located at the north of the Indian ocean.