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Why India US cooperation is so close?

1. Ideological inclination: India is the world’s most populous nation, that has been an inclusive, pluralistic democracy for most of its history as a republic with a record in non-proliferation.

2. Strategic lens: India is the most reliable partner in south Asia against Chinese adversary. As Kautilya says that enemy's enemy can be a friend. US adversaries with China has been very much clear. It brings India and US closer to tackle Chinese aggressiveness against India in Himalayas as well US's allies in South China Sea.

3. Economic angle: There is India’s attractiveness as an economic market and a military buyer. Mr. Obama in an interview to CNN in June 2023, said that he dealt with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Mr. Modi on the Paris climate accord despite concerns on “authoritarianism”, due to their size.

4. Geography: Robert D Kaplan in his book "The Revenge of Geography" says that there is India’s geography in Asia, and its boundary problems from Beijing, that could make it a more dependable partner than European allies in providing a counter to China.

5. Indian diaspora: Mr. Biden and Mr. Modi (calls them Rashtradoots) acknowledged the Indian-American diaspora, that has distinguished itself as a professional, law-abiding, prosperous and unproblematic community, and is the biggest votary of better India-U.S. ties.

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CHAPTERS
[1] Tracing footprints of caste politics in India
[2] Why there is a new wave of reservation in India?
[3] Negative Implications of Caste Politics
[4] Positive Implications of Caste Politics
[5] Prospect of Caste Politics in India

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Why Israel-Palestine issue has become complex?

[1] Strong self-conceptions of nationhood: Both the Arabs and Jews have had strong self-conceptions of nationhood tied to the same land - self-conceptions that did not reckon for the other.

[2] Partition rejected by Arabs: But for much of this 100-year war, Jews accepted the inevitability of partition while the Arabs rejected it.

[3] Multiple stakeholders: There seem to be many stakeholders to this never-ending conflict such as the Palestinian people, the multiple Palestinian leaderships of Hamas, Islamic Jihad and the Palestinian Authority (PLO), the Israeli voters, the Israeli government with its many coalition partners, etc. One section of the Palestinian leadership, much of the Arab world, and all of the West seem to have agreed on a two-state solution.

[4] Role of foreign players: the Arab countries, Iran, the West led by the U.S., and now even China. From a position of justice, one could argue that the only two stakeholders who should matter are the Palestinian and Israeli people.

[5] Asymmetric warfare failed international support: Hamas does not accept Israel’s right to exist in any shape. It attacked Israel on its southern borders that will remain with Israel in any eventual peace deal, and killed and abducted innocent civilians, not religious settlers occupying the West Bank. A citizen may accept the division of her country under some circumstances, but in no circumstances will she accept its annihilation.

[6] Surge in legitimacy of Hamas: Hamas may not have the capability to push Israel back to the 1967 border. But the Islamist group has emerged as the main pillar of Palestine’s political landscape, which in the past had largely been driven by secular nationalism. A solution to the Israel-Palestine problem cannot be reached without taking Hamas into consideration - unless Hamas is totally destroyed.

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CHAPTERS
(1) Context of Delhi Air Pollution
(2) How does it spike Delhi's Air pollution?
(3) Why is it more severe in Delhi compared to other cities
(4) Why do farmers burn crop residue?
(5) Impacts of Delhi pollution
(6) What else should be done?

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Possible options before India regarding Israel-Hamas conflict

[1] Diplomatic Engagement: India may choose to engage diplomatically with both Israel and Palestine, advocating for a peaceful resolution to the conflict.

[2] Humanitarian Assistance: India could provide humanitarian aid to the affected Palestinian population, demonstrating its commitment to supporting the well-being of civilians in conflict zones.

[3] Maintaining Neutrality: India may choose to maintain a neutral stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict, emphasizing the importance of peaceful dialogue and international law while refraining from taking sides.

[4] Promoting a Two-State Solution: It could continue to advocate for a negotiated settlement that ensures the coexistence of Israel and Palestine as independent and sovereign states.

[5] Balancing Ties: India may seek to balance its relations with Israel and Palestine, acknowledging the strategic partnership with Israel while maintaining solidarity with the Palestinian cause. Striking a balance ensures that India can pursue its interests while upholding its principles.

[6] International Diplomacy: India could participate in international forums and organizations to contribute to efforts aimed at resolving the conflict.

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But why countries are leaving BRI? Lets connect the dots

🤔 Reasons behind leaving China's BRI

[1] Debt Sustainability: If these countries struggle to repay their debts, it can lead to economic instability and a dependency on China.

[2] Transparency and Governance: There are concerns about the lack of transparency in the bidding and contracting processes for BRI projects because of top down approach adopted by China.

[3] Environmental Impact: The construction of large infrastructure projects can have significant environmental consequences, including deforestation, habitat destruction, and increased carbon emissions.

[4] Social issues: BRI projects often involve the displacement of local communities and can have social and cultural impacts.

[5] Security concerns: Some BRI projects traverse regions with security challenges, such as political instability, terrorism, and geopolitical conflicts.

[6] Currency risk: Many BRI projects involve financing in Chinese yuan. Exchange rate fluctuations and the dependence on a single currency can expose participating countries to currency risks

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Diplomatic Thrust against India

Number of intelligence operations that have been challenged in courts in other friendly countries in recent years:

(1) The forcible return of a United Arab Emirates princess, Latifah, by the Indian Coast Guard in international waters in 2018 that has been criticised by a court in the United Kingdom

(2) The “attempted kidnap” of businessman-on-the-run Mehul Choksi from Antigua to Dominica by British nationals alleged to have been working for Indian agencies in 2021

(3) The conviction of eight former Indian naval officers in Qatar for espionage, which is now in appeal.

(4) While the extra-judicial military court trial against former Indian naval officer Kulbhushan Jadhav in Pakistan since 2016 has been challenged by India at the International Court of Justice (ICJ)

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CHAPTERS
(1) Context of Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK)
(2) Why PoK is so important?
(3) What has India so far done to get PoK back?
(4) What are the challenges in getting back PoK?

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Supreme Court Judgement on abrogation of Article 370

[1] On the Abrogation question: Jammu and Kashmir does not have any 'internal sovereignty' different from other States.

[2] On the matter of statehood: It seeks restoration of Statehood to J&K ‘at the earliest’, and elections by Sept. 30, 2024.

[3] On the issue of president power: The court says President validly exercised power in removing special privileges under Article 370. The President, in exercise of power under Article 370(3), can unilaterally issue a notification that Article 370 ceases to exist.

[4] On the point of making Ladakh UT: Decision to carve out the Union Territory of Ladakh is valid, the top court adds.

[5] On the nature Article 370: Its status under Article 370 is only a form of asymmetric federalism. From its historical context, it is clear that Article 370 is only a temporary provision.