With the re-election of Prime Minister Narendra Modi with more popular votes than what he got in 2014, India now has a leader with the largest popular support among all the leaders in the world.
This mass popularity and global image of PM Modi further strengthen his aura in global politics today.
In the last 5 years, due to this multi-alignment push, India has been walking the fine rope to maintain relations with diagonally opposite countries.
The tussle between them is to grow as China is fast emerging as opposition to the USA’s hegemonic position in the world order.
India as a member of both BRICS and Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) and as one of the largest markets for Chinese companies holds a bargaining chip with China.
India since its independence has been supporting the cause of Palestinians.
These measures are expected to shape a cooperative and sustainable development of the ocean ecosystem will indirectly contribute to evolving a consensus among different stakeholders and thereby serving the environmental cause of the oceans.
The main agenda of the programme is to bring a consensus across the globe to contain the use of single-use plastics which are the main cause of ocean pollution.
In 2018, India announced its commitment to eliminate all single-use plastics such as carry bags, straws, and water bottles by 2022 when India celebrates 75 years of the country’s independence.
Observing the environment day back in 2018, PM Modi said this:
“Marine litter, especially micro-plastic, is a major trans-boundary problem and is now entering our food chain.
However, per capita plastic consumption in India is lower than that in many parts of the developed world.”
The blackout came as India changes its constitution to revoke the Kashmir region's substantial autonomy from India's central government.
While blackouts are common in Kashmir, reports say this is the most crippling yet.
Local journalists are unable to report, and many residents are so shut off that they don't know about the constitutional changes behind the blackout, local journalist Fahad Shah wrote in TIME.
Indian authorities shut off the internet, cellphone, and landline services in the disputed region on Monday, and have yet to restore them.
Security services have also blocked off many parts of the region and banned public gatherings.
Authorities have also detained at least 300 local politicians and pro-independence activists to prevent protests, Reuters reported, citing local police, and media.
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