Triple

Target class: formation of the Indian Coast Guard
Context triple: [North-East Region (Indian Coast Guard), instanceOf, formation of the Indian Coast Guard]

• A. formation of the Indian Navy
  The formation of the Indian Navy refers to the historical evolution and establishment of India’s maritime armed force from colonial-era naval units into an independent, sovereign navy responsible for safeguarding the nation’s maritime interests.
• B. Indian Armed Forces formation
  An Indian Armed Forces formation is an organized military unit or grouping, such as a command, corps, division, brigade, or equivalent structure, established to plan, coordinate, and conduct operations within the Indian Army, Navy, or Air Force.
• C. coast guard chosen
  A coast guard is a maritime security and safety organization responsible for enforcing laws, conducting search and rescue, and protecting coastal waters and resources.
• D. formation of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
  The formation of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force refers to the post–World War II establishment and development of Japan’s modern naval defense organization under a pacifist constitution, evolving from coastal security forces into a technologically advanced maritime force focused on self-defense and regional security.
• E. Indian naval air station
  An Indian naval air station is a shore-based military aviation facility of the Indian Navy that supports, operates, and maintains naval aircraft for maritime defense, surveillance, and related operations.
• F. None of above.