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pratiyogita darpan english  Published this article page no  82 Rising Sea Level  The ice loss in the Arctic is a major contributor to global sealevel rise6 and it can have a significant impact on India especially over its 1300 island territories and maritime features  Himalayas  The Arctic and the Himalayas though geographically distant are interconnected and share similar concerns. The Arctic meltdown is helping the scientific community to better understand the glacial melt in the Himalayas which has often been referred to as the third pole and has the largest freshwater reserves after the North and South poles  The study of Arctic is therefore critical to Indian scientists. (B) Economic and Human Resources  Mineral Resources and Hydrocarbons  Arctic region has rich deposits of coal gypsum and diamonds and also substantial reserves of zinc lead placer gold and quartz.10 Greenland alone possesses about a quarter of worlds rare earth reserves.  India is the thirdlargest energyconsuming country in the world the thirdlargest oil importer (83 per cent) and the fourthlargest importer of gas which caters to almost half of the total gas consumption.  Arctic can therefore potentially address Indias energy security needs and deficiency of strategic and rare earth minerals. Indias Arctic Policy The six pillars of the Policy are as follows  Science and Research  Economic and Human Development Cooperation  Climate and Environmental Protection  Transportation and Connectivity  Governance and International Cooperation  National Capacity Building The Objectives of the Policy  Strengthening national capabilities and competencies in science and exploration climate and environmental protection maritime and economic cooperation with the Arctic region. Institutional and human resource capacities will be strengthened within Government and academic research and business institutions.  Interministerial coordination in pursuit of Indias interests in the Arctic pratiyogita darpan English buy. 


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