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India’s pivot to Eurasia G-7 summit ( June 7-8) and U.S. North Korea summit ( June 12), the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit (Jun 9-10) attracted international attention

It was the first SCO summit attended by India as a full fledged member (It has beenan observer since 2005.)

SCO grew out of the Shanghai 5 grouping — of Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan andKyrgyzstan — which was set up in 1996 to resolve boundary disputes b/w China and each offour other members.

It admitted Uzbekistan in 2001, re-christened itself the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation and broadened its agenda to include political, economic and security cooperation.

It admitted India and Pakistan as full members in 2017.

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Continue The admission of India and Pakistan has expanded the geographical, demographic and econo

mic profile of the SCO, which now has about Half the world’s population and A quarter of its GDP.

Its boundary extends southwards to the Indian Ocean

With Pakistan joining the Organisation and Afghanistan and Iran knocking on the doors formembership, the logic of India’s membership becomes stronger

Since the break-up of Soviet Union, the optimal development of India‟s relations with CentralAsian countries has been constrained by lack of overland access through Pakistan andAfghanistan/Iran, because of political and/ or security reasons.

With new multimodal transport corridors now envisaged through Iran,


Continue Formative years of the SCO, Russia pushed strongly for India to join it, to somewhat balance

China‟s economic dominance in Central Asia

China has since consolidated its energy and economic foothold in the region, where ambitious infrastructure and connectivity projects are envisaged as part of its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)

The Central Asian countries would welcome India breaking into this Russia China duopoly.

India Pakistan interaction was closely watched in SCO

Russian President has suggested that harmonious cooperation in the SCO may pavethe way for an India Pakistan rapprochement(मेल-ममलाप)

Chinese officials have also expressed this hope


Continue China made substantial concessions to settle its boundary disputes with Russia and Central

Asia, in pursuit of larger strategic and economic objectives in the region.

India Pakistan differences extend well beyond a boundary dispute, flow from differenthistorical circumstances and are located in a different geopolitical environment.

India has agreed to participate in the SCO‟s counterterrorism military exercises in Russia later this year, when Indian and Pakistani troops will operate together.

It suits India that the SCO is not anti West in its pronouncements(घोषणाओ)ं. U.S. cultivates relations with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan to ensure logistical sup

port for its Afghanistan operations Mr. Trump has hinted, peace in the Korean peninsula leads to reduced American military

presence in the region, it would dramatically change the balance of forces in the Asia-Pacificin favour of China.


Today- Question- 150-250 words

Why India urgently needs a national asylum policy? Explain


The imperative(अमिवार्य) to offer refuge This month, it is five years since Nargis first arrived in Delhi.

The Afghan journalist in Herat, Afghanistan had to flee her country after the Talibanthreatened to kill her.

But as a refugee in India, she has had no opportunity to earn a living and hasbeen unable to rebuild her life.

Today, India is host to over 200,000 refugees like her

On World Refugee Day ( June 20), there is a need to reassess India‟s approach to refugeeprotection, particularly in light of the regional refugee crisis after the mass exodus (बडे पैमािे पर पलार्ि) of the Rohingya from Myanmar.


Continue While it is not a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention and has no domestic asylum law,

it has reiterated(दोहरार्ा) its commitment towards the protection of refugees at various international fora, including the UN General Assembly.

India becoming a signatory to the New York Declaration for Refugees and Migrants,which was adopted by 193 countries in September 2016.

In doing so, India has expressed its solidarity with those forced to flee and agreed that protecting refugees and supporting the countries that shelter them are sharedinternational responsibilities

Declaration sets the stage for a new framework for refugee protection — the Global Compacton Refugees (GCR).


Continue Developing countries, that now host over 80% of the refugee population in the world.

In light of this, it calls for support from the international community in the form of resources.

Although India has hosted refugees of varying nationalities for decades, the country has donelittle beyond providing asylum.

There have been some attempts to introduce a refugee law in the country, the latest being the Asylum Bill 2015, introduced as a private member‟s bill by Shashi Tharoor

Due to their unclear legal status and lack of uniform documentation, refugees have limitedaccess to essential services and almost no avenues for livelihood.

Many of them, especially vulnerable women


Continue Solution to this may lie within the GCR, which calls for States to identify gaps and

opportunities for employment and income generation for refugees in a bid to enhance their self reliance

Need to include the host community in enabling mapping skills , vocational training and capacity building among refugee populations, thereby fostering understanding andcooperation among communities and paving way for a socially cohesive(जोडिेवाला) approach

India‟s commitment to refugee protection under GCR is evident in its active participation inongoing GCR consultations, where it has emphasised the need for a clear mechanism for the refugee response regime.

Therefore this is an opportune time for India to reassess the need for a national asylum policy which is compliant with the principles laid down in the GCR.


Less talk, more action When it comes to improving learning outcomes in India, we have no time to waste

First, we need clear examples of what good quality education looks like

Second, we need to focus on classroom practice, because that‟s where change needs to happen

Third, we need to involve parents.

Fourth, we need to scale programmes that demonstrate(मदखािा) impact

Fifth, we need to partner more.

Whether it‟s public-private partnerships or NGO partnerships or State governmentknowledge sharing, more needs to happen.


„We expect the economy to grow at 7.3% this year‟ The vice-chairman of NITI Aayog on the NPA problem, Disinvestment, and The need to focus on India‟s competitive advantages

Private investment has finally picked up

To tackle the rise in non-performing assets (NPAs), Indianeeds to take measures to address the root cause of the problem instead of finding short-term solutions, says Rajiv Kumar, the vice-chairman of NITI Aayog.

With “inherited problems somewhat behind us”, the economy is set to grow above 8%


Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis Page-1- Kejriwal ends protest, officers back at work AAP to now launch campaign for full statehood for Delhi, says Chief Minister


Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis „Simplify citizenship process for Hindus‟ A large number of applications of migrants from Pakistan pending: Vasundhara Raje With 108 Pakistani Hindu migrants having obtained Indian citizenship in Jodhpur

on Sunday, Rajasthan ChiefMinister Vasundhara Rajehas requested the Centre tosimplify and expedite theprocess for granting citizenshipto the members of theHindu community displacedfrom Pakistan, Bangladeshand Afghanistan


Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis Keralites face highest risk of cardiovascular disease, finds study Adults in urban areas and those with a higher household wealth are more at risk A study based on two recent

national surveys of nearly8,00,000 adults between 34and 70 years, has found thatpeople of Kerala — acrosssexes — were most at risk ofcardiovascular diseaseswhile those in Jharkhandwere least likely to have thecondition.


Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis Rajya Sabha fault lines clear for Deputy Chairman poll


Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis „India stands for a multi-polar order‟ President Kovind echoes PM Modi President Kovind echoes PM Modi President Ram Nath Kovind on Saturday left on a three-nation 8-day visit to Greece,

Suriname and Cuba


Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis Kim makes third China trip S. Korea, U.S. suspend joint military drill scheduled for Aug.


Map Practice


Last Day- Q’s- Answers… High courts - Union territories Madras High Court- Pondicherry Kerala High Court - Lakshadweep, Delhi High Court- Delhi, Calcutta High Court- Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Bombay High Court- Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu, Punjab & Haryana High Court- Chandigarh.

Right to Privacy related case recently of SC- KS Puttaswamy case

Nobel Prize for PEACE was International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN)in 2017



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