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Unlike earlier occasions, Tajikistan is also contesting for the same Asia-Pacific seat, making India’s election less certain.\u003Cbr>Key Points\u003Cbr>1. India needs at least 129 votes\u003Cbr>o The UN General Assembly has 193 members.\u003Cbr>o A country needs a two-thirds majority of members present and voting to win a UNSC seat.\u003Cbr>o The election is expected in June 2027.\u003Cbr>2. India is seeking its 9th UNSC term\u003Cbr>o India has served 8 terms as a non-permanent member.\u003Cbr>o Its most recent term was 2021–22.\u003Cbr>o India sees UNSC membership as important for keeping its voice strong in global geopolitics.\u003Cbr>3. Why this election is different\u003Cbr>o Normally, India has often emerged as the consensus candidate of the Asia-Pacific Group.\u003Cbr>o This time, Tajikistan entered the contest before India formally announced its candidature.\u003Cbr>o Hence, India must either: |  |\n\n▪ defeat Tajikistan in voting,  \n▪ persuade Tajikistan to withdraw, or  \n▪ itself withdraw and contest later.  \n4. India’s strengths  \no Large population and major economy.  \no Long diplomatic experience.  \no Strong record at the UN.  \no Likely support from many Western countries and several Southeast Asian, Caribbean and Pacific nations.  \n5. Tajikistan’s advantage  \no Tajikistan may gain support from:  \n▪ Central Asian countries,  \n▪ neighbouring states,  \n▪ members of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) .  \no Smaller countries may also support Tajikistan to promote wider representation in the UNSC.  \n6. Global South factor  \no Many Global South countries are increasingly critical of:  \n▪ the US,  \n▪ European powers,  \n▪ Israel.  \no India’s closer relations with Israel may affect how some Global South countries vote.  \n7. Recent UN voting trends matter  \no The article notes that recent UN elections have shown that traditional diplomatic support cannot always be assumed.  \no This means India will need active diplomatic campaigning.  \n8. India has persuaded countries to withdraw earlier  \no India previously convinced:  \n▪ Kazakhstan in 2010 to step aside for the 2011–12 term.  \n▪ Afghanistan in 2013 to step aside for the 2021–22 term.  \no However, no such understanding with Tajikistan has yet been announced.  \n9. Strategic dilemma for India  \no If India pressures Tajikistan to withdraw, it may appear unfair toa smaller Global South country.  \no If India withdraws, it could avoid diplomatic friction but may weaken the political significance of its 2028–29 bid.  \n10. Bigger issue: UNSC reform  \no India continues to seek permanent membership of the UNSC.  \no The present contest highlights the larger issue of underrepresentation of developing countries and the Global South in global institutions.  \nPrelims Facts  \n• UNSC members: 15  \no 5 Permanent: USA, UK, France, Russia, China  \no 10 Non-permanent members  \n• Non-permanent members are elected for 2 years.  \n• Election is conducted by the UN General Assembly.  \n• A two-thirds majority is required.  \n• India belongs to the Asia-Pacific Group for UN elections.  \n\n| NEWS 2: | |\n| --- | --- |\n| Why in News?\u003Cbr>The article highlights how innovation in agriculture and food systems is essential to ensure food security, better nutrition and sustainable farming, especially when countries face climate change, population growth and pressure on natural resources.\u003Cbr>Important Points\u003Cbr>1. Food security is not only about producing more food\u003Cbr>o It also means ensuring that food is:\u003Cbr>▪ available,\u003Cbr>▪ affordable,\u003Cbr>▪ nutritious,\u003Cbr>▪ accessible to everyone.\u003Cbr>o The focus is shifting from only increasing production to creating resilient and sustainable food systems.\u003Cbr>2. Innovation is becoming crucial\u003Cbr>o Modern agriculture needs:\u003Cbr>▪ better seeds,\u003Cbr>▪ improved irrigation,\u003Cbr>▪ digital technologies,\u003Cbr>▪ precision farming, |  |\n\n▪ biotechn","cbCaiqBpQrbLTndx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqBpQrbLTndx","pdf",1028765,14,"English","# NEWS 1\n## Why in News?\n## Key Points\n## Prelims Facts\n# NEWS 2\n## Why in News?\n## Important Points\n# NEWS 3","[{\"question\":\"Why is India’s UNSC election for 2028–29 less certain this time?\",\"answer\":\"Tajikistan is also contesting for the same Asia-Pacific seat, so India cannot rely only on the usual consensus dynamics.\"},{\"question\":\"What voting requirement does India need to win a UNSC non-permanent seat?\",\"answer\":\"The UN General Assembly requires a two-thirds majority of members present and voting; India needs at least 129 votes.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the document explain innovation’s role in agriculture for food security?\",\"answer\":\"It links innovation to resilient food systems by improving seeds, irrigation, digital precision farming, biotechnology, and climate-smart practices, supported by research and technology.\"}]","HINDU NEWSPAPER ANALYSIS - 16/10/2026 - News Analysis | PDF",1792273142,35]