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During the session, Prime Minister cautioned against technology weaponization and rolled out new initiatives for logistics, digital agriculture, and early warning systems.  \n• Drone strikes forced Saudi Arabia to temporarily shut down its major East-West Oil Pipeline, threatening 4% of total global crude supply and triggering widespread energy security concerns.  \nKEY EXAMPLES FOR EXAM  \n• The Tirupur Textile Cluster demonstrates how localized industrial ecosystems enable micro, small, and medium enterprises to pool shared infrastructure, maintain global quality standards, and scale international export capacity efficiently. Cite this while discussing export collectives, industrial agglomeration, labor-intensive manufacturing, and strategies to overcome the informality trap.  \nKEY PERSPECTIVES FOR EXAM  \nAn article titled \"Terror's changing face, India's counter-terror strategy\" by Rajeev Agarwal in The Hindu discusses the structural evolution of global terrorism over the last quarter-century and the fundamental shift in India's national security doctrine from defensive restraint to proactive cross-border deterrence. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• Over the past 25 years, terrorism has evolved from large, centrally controlled organisations such as al-Qaeda and ISIS into smaller, autonomous groups and lone-wolf attacks, increasingly using drones, cyber capabilities and AI.  \n• Against the terrorism, India initially adopted a largely passive and reactive approach, relying on diplomatic pressure rather than direct retaliation.  \n• The IC-814 hijacking, Parliament attack and 26/11 Mumbai attacks exposed the limitations of this approach, particularly given the risk of escalation between two nuclear-armed neighbours.  \n• After 2014, India shifted towards a more proactive and deterrenceoriented strategy, demonstrated by the 2016 surgical strikes after Uri and the 2019 Balakot air strikes following the Pulwama attack.  \n• The Pahalgam attack (2025) and subsequent Operation Sindoor further reinforced this shift, signalling that cross-border terrorism would invite a direct and punitive response rather than prolonged restraint.  \n• This approach has now been complemented by PRAHAAR (2026), which adopts a whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach, alongside elimination of terror networks and stronger international cooperation.  \nAn interview titled \"'Distorted power relations in the world make Security Council non-operational” with United Nations SecretaryGeneral, Antonio Guterres in The Hindu discusses the systemic paralysis of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) . In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• UN paralysis and geopolitical divisions have weakened global governance, as major powers increasingly act beyond their perceived limits, leaving the Security Council unable to respond effectively to conflicts.  \n• Despite these limitations, the UN remains indispensable, continuing its humanitarian, peacekeeping and global governance functions, while also taking a leading role in emerging areas such as artificial intelligence governance.  \n• The growing conflicts and blockades have highlighted the importance of freedom of navigation, particularly across strategic waterways such as the Black Sea, Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb, along with uninterrupted access to food, fertilisers and energy.  \n• In this context, India’s role in global peace efforts is gaining importance through sustained engagement with conflicting parties, confidence-building and efforts to create conditions for dialogue.  \n• Going forward, the UN requires an overhaul of global governance institutions, particularly the Security Council and Bretton Woods institutions, to reflect the contemporary distribution of power and give","cbCaiuipgenOykuM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuipgenOykuM","pdf",210095,"English","# Key Headlines\n## BRICS Summit and New Delhi Declaration\n## Drone strikes and energy security\n# Key Examples for Exam\n# Key Perspectives for Exam\n## Terror’s changing face and India’s counter-terror strategy\n## UN Security Council non-operational interview\n## A rising graph editorial on doping in Indian sports\n# Key Stats for Exam\n## PLFS 2025 report and unemployment\n## POSHAN Abhiyaan and Anganwadi centers","[{\"question\":\"What did the BRICS Summit conclude on 14 September, and what reforms did it call for?\",\"answer\":\"The 18th BRICS Summit concluded with the New Delhi Declaration, calling for UNSC reforms, an end to unilateral sanctions, and broader local currency trade.\"},{\"question\":\"How did drone strikes affect Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure and global supply concerns?\",\"answer\":\"Drone strikes forced Saudi Arabia to temporarily shut down its major East-West Oil Pipeline, threatening about 4% of total global crude supply and raising energy security concerns.\"},{\"question\":\"What major shifts in India’s counter-terror strategy are highlighted for exam discussion?\",\"answer\":\"The document notes a shift from a largely passive, diplomatic approach to a proactive, deterrence-oriented strategy after 2014, including surgical strikes after Uri and Balakot air strikes after Pulwama, and later operations reinforcing direct responses.\"}]","Lead IAS Daily One Pager - 14 September | PDF"]