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Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s IORA remarks emphasize shared maritime responsibility, explaining IORA’s origin, member structure, and key maritime terms such as chokepoints, IUU fishing, SAGAR, EEZ, and SLOC. 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An inter-governmental organisation aimed at strengthening regional cooperation and sustainable development within the Indian Ocean region.  \no Establishment: Formally launched in March 1997, originally as the Indian Ocean Rim Initiative in Mauritius.  \no Historical Evolution: Vision originated during Nelson Mandela’s 1995 India visit; evolved into an apex socioeconomic cooperative body.  \no Member Countries:  \no Africa: Comoros, Kenya, Madagascar, Mauritius, Mozambique, Seychelles, Somalia, South Africa, Tanzania  \no Middle East: Iran, Oman, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Yemen  \no Asia: Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Maldives, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand  \no Oceania: Australia  \no Europe: France (included due to territories in the Indian Ocean, such as Réunion)  \no India's Role: India serves as the IORA Chair (2025– 2027), advocating a cooperative Indo-Pacific approach under the SAGAR vision  \no Important Maritime Terminologies  \no Chokepoints: Narrow, highly congested navigable sea channels crucial for global trade (e.g., Strait of Hormuz, Malacca Strait).  \no IUU Fishing: Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated fishing practices that rapidly deplete marine fish stocks.  \no SAGAR: Security and Growth for All in the Region  \n— India's strategic vision for inclusive maritime cooperation.  \no EEZ: Exclusive Economic Zone, extending 200 nautical miles from a coastal baseline, granting sovereign resource rights.  \no SLOC: Sea Lines of Communication, representing the primary maritime routes used for trade, logistics, and naval forces.  \no Comparision between Regional groupings/  \n\n| Feature | IORA | BIMSTEC | IONS |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Nature | Apex\u003Cbr>inter\u003Cbr>govern\u003Cbr>mental | Sub\u003Cbr>regional\u003Cbr>economic\u003Cbr>and | Voluntary\u003Cbr>initiative\u003Cbr>for naval |\n\n\n|  | socio\u003Cbr>econom\u003Cbr>ic body | technical\u003Cbr>grouping | cooperati\u003Cbr>on |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Origin\u003Cbr>Year | 1997 | 1997 | 2008 |\n| Member\u003Cbr>ship | 23\u003Cbr>Indian\u003Cbr>Ocean\u003Cbr>littoral\u003Cbr>states | 7 Bay of\u003Cbr>Bengal\u003Cbr>littoral/adja\u003Cbr>cent states | 25 navies\u003Cbr>of Indian\u003Cbr>Ocean\u003Cbr>littoral\u003Cbr>states |\n| Secretari\u003Cbr>at | Ebene,\u003Cbr>Mauriti\u003Cbr>us | Dhaka,\u003Cbr>Bangladesh | Rotationa\u003Cbr>l |\n| Primary\u003Cbr>Focus | Blue\u003Cbr>Econo\u003Cbr>my,\u003Cbr>maritim\u003Cbr>e\u003Cbr>security\u003Cbr>, trade | Connectivit\u003Cbr>y, trade,\u003Cbr>disaster\u003Cbr>manageme\u003Cbr>nt | Naval\u003Cbr>interoper\u003Cbr>ability,\u003Cbr>HADR,\u003Cbr>security |\n\nHargila (Greater Adjutant Stork)  \nDr. Purnima Devi Barman, founder of the all-women 'Hargila Army', won the prestigious 2026 Wayfinder Award by the National Geographic Society for her pioneering community-led conservation of the Greater Adjutant Stork in Assam.  \no Scientific Name: Leptoptilos dubius, locally known as'Hargila', translating to 'bone swallower' in the Assamese language.  \no Common Name: Greater Adjutant Stork, recognized by its massive bill, prominent pendulous neck pouch, and bald head.  \n29 June 2026  \no Wildlife Protection Act Status: Legally protected under Schedule IV of the Indian Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972.  \no CITES Status: Not currently listed under CITES Appendices, as international wildlife trade is not a primary threat.  \no Habitat: Inhabits shallow wetlands, marshes, drying lakes, agricultural fields, and frequently scavenges near human garbage dumps.  \no Distribution: Restricted to only three known breeding populations worldwide: Assam, Bhagalpur (Bihar) in India, and Cambodia.  \no Assam Population: The Brahmaputra Valley in Assam hosts the world's largest breeding colony, comprising approximately 1,800 birds.  \no Nesting Behaviour: Colonial nesters that build massive stick nests on tall, sparsely foliaged trees in privatelyowned village lands.  \no Feeding Habits: Opportunistic scavengers and","cbCaivQnhvX5Uxb5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivQnhvX5Uxb5","pdf",1152089,"English","# Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA)\n## What is IORA and historical evolution\n## Member countries by region\n## Key maritime terminologies and SAGAR\n## Comparison with BIMSTEC and IONS\n# Hargila (Greater Adjutant Stork)\n## Conservation leadership and the Hargila Army\n## Legal and conservation details\n# Anaemia Mukt Bharat (AMB)\n## Revised operational guidelines and T4 strategy\n## Expanded beneficiary groups and interventions","[{\"question\":\"What is IORA and when was it formally launched?\",\"answer\":\"IORA is an inter-governmental organisation aimed at strengthening regional cooperation and sustainable development in the Indian Ocean region. 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