Colombo Security Conclave (CSC)
Current Context
• India is pushing for a permanent Secretariat of the Colombo Security Conclave (CSC) in Sri Lanka to strengthen maritime security cooperation in the Indian Ocean.
About CSC
• Established: 2011; Revitalised: 2020.
• Headquarters/Secretariat: Proposed permanent secretariat in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
• Members (6): India, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Mauritius, Bangladesh, Seychelles.
• Nature: Regional maritime and security cooperation grouping in the Indian Ocean.
Key Focus Areas
• Maritime Security.
• Counter-Terrorism and Radicalisation.
• Combating Transnational Organised Crime.
• Cyber Security.
• Protection of Critical Infrastructure.
• Humanitarian Assistance & Disaster Relief (HADR).
Why CSC is Important?
• India’s key platform for Indian Ocean security cooperation.
• Supports India’s role as a Net Security Provider in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR).
• Counters growing strategic competition in the Indo-Pacific.
Related Organisations
• IORA (Indian Ocean Rim Association) —> Economic cooperation body; does not have a security mandate.
• IONS (Indian Ocean Naval Symposium) —> Naval cooperation forum; founded by India in 2008.
IONS Facts
• 9th IONS Conclave: Visakhapatnam, February 2026.
• 33 member navies participated.
• Indian Navy assumed IONS Chairmanship (2025–27) after 16 years.
• India previously held inaugural chairmanship (2008–10).
MAHASAGAR
• Mutual and Holistic Advancement for Security and Growth Across Regions (MAHASAGAR).
• India’s vision for integrated maritime security, connectivity, and regional development in the Indian Ocean.
Current Context
• India is pushing for a permanent Secretariat of the Colombo Security Conclave (CSC) in Sri Lanka to strengthen maritime security cooperation in the Indian Ocean.
About CSC
• Established: 2011; Revitalised: 2020.
• Headquarters/Secretariat: Proposed permanent secretariat in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
• Members (6): India, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Mauritius, Bangladesh, Seychelles.
• Nature: Regional maritime and security cooperation grouping in the Indian Ocean.
Key Focus Areas
• Maritime Security.
• Counter-Terrorism and Radicalisation.
• Combating Transnational Organised Crime.
• Cyber Security.
• Protection of Critical Infrastructure.
• Humanitarian Assistance & Disaster Relief (HADR).
Why CSC is Important?
• India’s key platform for Indian Ocean security cooperation.
• Supports India’s role as a Net Security Provider in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR).
• Counters growing strategic competition in the Indo-Pacific.
Related Organisations
• IORA (Indian Ocean Rim Association) —> Economic cooperation body; does not have a security mandate.
• IONS (Indian Ocean Naval Symposium) —> Naval cooperation forum; founded by India in 2008.
IONS Facts
• 9th IONS Conclave: Visakhapatnam, February 2026.
• 33 member navies participated.
• Indian Navy assumed IONS Chairmanship (2025–27) after 16 years.
• India previously held inaugural chairmanship (2008–10).
MAHASAGAR
• Mutual and Holistic Advancement for Security and Growth Across Regions (MAHASAGAR).
• India’s vision for integrated maritime security, connectivity, and regional development in the Indian Ocean.
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India’s Panchamrit (COP26, Glasgow 2021)
• Panchamrit = India’s 5 climate commitments announced by Narendra Modi at COP26.
1. 500 GW non-fossil fuel electricity capacity by 2030.
2. 50% of India’s energy requirements from renewable energy by 2030.
3. Reduce cumulative carbon emissions by 1 billion tonnes by 2030.
4. Reduce emissions intensity of GDP by 45% from 2005 levels by 2030.
5. Achieve Net Zero emissions by 2070.
Key Concepts
• Net Zero = Greenhouse gas emissions emitted = emissions removed/absorbed.
• Carbon Intensity = Emissions released per unit of GDP.
• Non-fossil sources include solar, wind, hydro and nuclear energy.
• Panchamrit was announced at Glasgow, Scotland (UK) during COP26.
Current Relevance
• Panchamrit forms the basis of India’s updated Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and long-term pathway towards the 2070 Net-Zero target.
#CA2026
• Panchamrit = India’s 5 climate commitments announced by Narendra Modi at COP26.
1. 500 GW non-fossil fuel electricity capacity by 2030.
2. 50% of India’s energy requirements from renewable energy by 2030.
3. Reduce cumulative carbon emissions by 1 billion tonnes by 2030.
4. Reduce emissions intensity of GDP by 45% from 2005 levels by 2030.
5. Achieve Net Zero emissions by 2070.
Key Concepts
• Net Zero = Greenhouse gas emissions emitted = emissions removed/absorbed.
• Carbon Intensity = Emissions released per unit of GDP.
• Non-fossil sources include solar, wind, hydro and nuclear energy.
• Panchamrit was announced at Glasgow, Scotland (UK) during COP26.
Current Relevance
• Panchamrit forms the basis of India’s updated Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and long-term pathway towards the 2070 Net-Zero target.
#CA2026
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Global Justice Report: A Plan for Equality & Prosperity Within Planetary Boundaries (World Inequality Lab) projects that India may overtake China in share of global GDP (PPP) around 2060 under a “Sustainable Convergence Scenario”.
Global GDP (PPP) – Key Projections
• India: ~8% of global GDP (PPP) currently —> projected 16% by 2100
• China: ~20% currently —> projected 7% by 2100
• India may surpass China in global GDP share around 2060
Demographic Angle
• China’s population share: ~23% (1945) —> ~17% (2025) —> <8% (2100)
• Declining population expected to reduce China’s share in world output.
• India’s population share remains relatively higher, supporting long-term growth.
PPP vs Market Exchange Rate
• India’s GDP share: ~8% (PPP) vs ~4% (MER)
• China’s GDP share: ~20% (PPP) vs ~17% (MER)
• PPP adjusts for domestic purchasing power; MER uses prevailing exchange rates.
#CA2026
Global GDP (PPP) – Key Projections
• India: ~8% of global GDP (PPP) currently —> projected 16% by 2100
• China: ~20% currently —> projected 7% by 2100
• India may surpass China in global GDP share around 2060
Demographic Angle
• China’s population share: ~23% (1945) —> ~17% (2025) —> <8% (2100)
• Declining population expected to reduce China’s share in world output.
• India’s population share remains relatively higher, supporting long-term growth.
PPP vs Market Exchange Rate
• India’s GDP share: ~8% (PPP) vs ~4% (MER)
• China’s GDP share: ~20% (PPP) vs ~17% (MER)
• PPP adjusts for domestic purchasing power; MER uses prevailing exchange rates.
#CA2026
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Project Glasswing —> Anthropic’s AI-powered cyber-defence initiative to protect critical infrastructure (power, water, healthcare, communications, etc.) by identifying and mitigating cyber vulnerabilities; recently expanded to India and 14 other countries.
#CA2026
#CA2026
• Bihar won the National Award under PM Surya Ghar–Muft Bijli Yojana for achieving the highest solarisation of government office rooftops through the Surya Sankalp initiative.
• PM Surya Ghar Yojana target: Rooftop solar installation in 1 crore households across India.
#BIHARspecial
• PM Surya Ghar Yojana target: Rooftop solar installation in 1 crore households across India.
#BIHARspecial
Zorawar Light Tank
• Developed jointly by Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and LARSEN & TOUBRO under Project Zorawar.
• 25-tonne indigenous light tank, designed for high-altitude operations and aligned with Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
#CA2026
• Developed jointly by Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and LARSEN & TOUBRO under Project Zorawar.
• 25-tonne indigenous light tank, designed for high-altitude operations and aligned with Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
#CA2026
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Ukraine = Zaporizhzhia nuclear plan , 1/5 nuclear plants in Ukraine , Banks of Dneipro river
UPSC CSE 2023
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