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This move is mainly driven by the reescalation of the West Asia conflict, global crude price volatility, and unsettled international financial markets  \nKEY EXAMPLES FOR EXAM  \n• Karnataka signalled its intent in the Supreme Court to reopen and review the decades-old Cauvery water-sharing allocation.  \no It invoked the doctrine of rebus sic stantibus to argue that inter-state water allocations must be periodically revisited under altered hydrological realities.  \no Cite this while discussing inter-state water disputes, dynamic water governance, climate change impactson riparian rights  \n• Recently, Iceland offered help to India to deploy \"Carbfix\"technology which permanently mineralizes captured carbon dioxide into stone and to establish regulatory frameworks to tap India’s geothermal energy potential. Cite this while discussing international climate technology transfer, decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors, and India-Nordic clean energy partnerships.  \nKEY PERSPECTIVES FOR EXAM  \nAn editorial titled “The universe whispers through ghost particles”in Indian Express discusses how neutrino astronomy offers a new window into the cosmos beyond the reach of light. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• Neutrinos are subatomic particles that possess tiny masses, carry no electric charge, and interact so weakly with matter that billions pass through Earth undetected every second.  \n• Because these particles escape dense environments like exploding stars without obstruction, they carry unique data from regions inaccessible to light-based telescopes.  \n• Capitalizing on this, the IceCube Observatory turned a cubic kilometer of Antarctic ice into a massive detector using over 5,000 optical sensors.  \n• Demonstrating this capability, IceCube detected high-energy neutrinos originating beyond the solar system, proving their value in mapping deep space.  \n• By expanding this frontier, multi-messenger astronomy combines neutrinos with light and gravitational waves to reveal hidden extreme cosmic events.  \nAn article titled “India’s stakes in the Global Pandemic Agreement”in The Hindu by Priyadarshini Singh discusses India’s strategic role in balancing global equity and national sovereignty within the WHO framework. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• Recently, India reaffirmed its commitment to Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness, and Response (PPPR) at the UN High Level Meeting.  \n• At the same time, it defended national sovereignty and equitable access to medical supplies.  \n• Bridging North-South divides, India acknowledged mutual concerns, including African opposition to un-funded surveillance and Western reluctance toward mandatory technology transfers.  \n• Operationalizing this stance, India actively negotiates Pathogen Access and Benefit-Sharing (PABS) mechanisms to secure fair vaccine allocation for developing nations.  \n• India can also leverage its Global Initiative for Digital Health (launched during its G20 presidency) to build technical partnerships across the Global South.  \n• Ultimately, securing an equitable global PPPR regime aligns with India's national interest as a leading vaccinemanufacturing hub and the pharmacy of the world.  \nAn article titled “From the brink to a comeback, hope for India’s wildlife” in The Hindu by Supriya Sahu and Yash Veer Bhatnagar details India’s species recovery strategies. 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