[ Day 26 – July 28, 2024] 75 Days Mains Revision Plan 2024 International Relations

75 Days Mains Revision Plan 2024 – International Relations

 

International Relations


 

Topic: India and its neighbourhood relations.

Q1 . India and Bhutan have enjoyed a long relationship of mutual trust and cultural relationship, but any bilateral relationship is not without its challenges. Analyse. (10M)

Key Demand of the question:

Analyse the challenges in the bilateral relationship between India and Bhutan despite their long-standing mutual trust and cultural ties.

 Directive:

Analyse – This requires evaluating and explaining the challenges faced in the India-Bhutan relationship while considering the context of their mutual trust and cultural ties.

Structure of the answer:

Introduction:

Briefly introduce the historical and cultural relationship between India and Bhutan.

Body:

First part: Key Areas of Cooperation

Economic and developmental aid.

Security and strategic partnerships.

Cultural exchanges and educational collaborations.

Second part: Challenges in the Bilateral Relationship

Boundary Disputes

Economic Dependence

Geo-Political Sensitivities like relations with China

Conclusion:

Emphasise the need for continued dialogue and cooperation to address these challenges and strengthen the bilateral relationship.

 

Topic: Bilateral grouping involving India and affecting India’s interests

Q2. Discuss the significance of India-U.S. Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technologies (iCET). Also, highlight the innate limitations of iCET and propose measures. (15M)

Key Demand of the question:

Discuss the significance of the iCET, analyze its limitations, and propose measures to address these limitations.

Directive:

Discuss – This involves explaining the importance of iCET, evaluating its limitations, and suggesting improvements.

Structure of the answer:

Introduction:

Briefly introduce the India-U.S. Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technologies (iCET).

Body:

First part: Significance of iCET

Strategic Partnership, Innovation and Development

Economic Growth, Global Influence

Second Part: Limitations of iCET

Technical and Regulatory Barriers

Intellectual Property Issues

Geopolitical Tensions

Resource Allocation

Third part: Proposed Measures

Harmonize Regulations,

Address IP Concerns,

Strengthen Diplomatic Engagement,

Increase Investment

Conclusion:

Emphasise the importance of addressing the limitations to maximise the benefits of the initiative and strengthen the India-U.S. technology partnership.

 


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