Question Q.20GS2GS2

The latent potential of the India-EU strategic partnership is deterred due to a slew of factors. Elaborate.

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India and the EU Strategic partnership is cruised by achieving the economic, environmental and political goals of the 21st century. Potential of India-EU Strategic partnership:

1Trade between them is clear to globlen, playing disproportionate role in boosting economies

2Climate action: France and Tech transfer is crucial to achieve paris climate goals and net zero by 2050

3Technological cooperation cruised for new age governance. eg: Global partnership on AI TAAPP)

4Balancing interest of north(vs) south, aiming for more equitable world orders

Challenges faced in India-EU Strategic partnership:

1Conflict of interests in business: eg: European union CEPA border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) affecting India's exports

2Migration & mobility challenges, affecting India's interest. eg: Higher immigration jsbm of EU

3Geopolitical challenge lying on different ends eg: Russia-Ukraine war & India's support nexus

4Climate finance & delays, bustling developing countries like India and enlivening north-south divide

5Interference in internal affairs of India eg: Jammu-Kashmir state democracy in India, nigpath

6Technology transfer agreements is slows, messing program in strategic telly.

Measures to improve India-EU Strategic partnership:

1Forge negotiations done BTIA (Basic trade & investment agreement), promoting trade

2Defence security corporation on similar lines of INDUS-X (India-USA), creating strategic partnership

3Joint working groups (JWG) for accelerated progress in climate talks, investment, geo-politics etc -

India-EU poised to play crucial role in Sustainable sector partnership by closing down on all issues in congealed for global peace and prosperity

— BANNA VENKATESH · AIR 15

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India-EU poised to play crucial role in Sustainable sector partnership by closing down on all issues in congealed for global peace and prosperity

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BANNA VENKATESH

AIR 152024

Subject & Paper

GS2GS2

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Bilateral, Regional and Global Groupings affecting India

India-EU Strategic Partnership

Potential of India-EU Engagement

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Saraswati was a successful IT professional in USA. Moved by the patriotic sense of doing something for the country she returned to India. Together with some other like-minded friends, she formed an NGO to build a school for a poor rural community. The objective of the school was to provide the best quality modern education at a nominal cost. She soon discovered that she has to seek permission from a number of Government agencies. The rules and procedures were quite confusing and cumbersome. What frustrated her most was the delays, callous attitude of officials and constant demand for bribes. Her experience and the experience of many others like her has deterred people from taking up social service projects. A measure of Government control over voluntary social work is necessary. But it should not be exercised in a coercive or corrupt manner. What measures can you suggest to ensure that due control is exercised but well meaning, honest NGO efforts are not thwarted?

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