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193324
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The theme ‘One Earth, One Family, One Future’ reflects on India’s G20 Presidency for the year 2023 (1 December 2022 – 30 November 2023) which will work to promote this universal sense of unity. With India in the lead this year, the worldwide audience holds much hope in their hearts for a larger step towards development. India must prove that it brings different values, philosophies, and a different vision for global peace and harmony to the forum, making it a model more unique than those before it. This also gives India a fine opportunity to showcase its willingness to play an advanced role in shaping global governance.
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193319
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has declared that the Presidency will be inclusive, ambitious, action-oriented and decisive in the direction of making it a ‘People’s G20’ for a post-pandemic world. In spite of some of the limitations, the founding of the G20 definitely signifies an end to the era when developed countries dominated global economic governance. It is expected that by raising their voices and building on their influence, emerging economies, the BRICS in particular, will be able to steer world economy. India’s presidency would surely give a new direction to the G 20 for ultimate betterment of the world community.
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193328
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The world has witnessed many changes since the era of colonialism ended. Although most of the countries from Latin America, Asia and Africa achieved independence after the end of second world war, it was clearly observed how the global politics and international institutions remained biased towards the newly independent countries and were run by the powerful nations. This created a major rift in the world as it was divided into global north and south.
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193322
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G20 played a crucial role until now in addressing the global financial crisis, the level of commitment towards tackling a wide range of current global issues remains uncertain. The G20’s rotating presidency system has resulted in numerous policy initiatives being introduced during leader’s summits, which often require subsequent presidencies to follow up on them. This approach does not provide adequate consistency, continuity, or peer pressure to ensure the implementation of relevant policy changes. As a result, the G20’s current format may be inadequate in delivering tangible outcomes for the issues at hand.
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193330
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India, at the G20 summit, has very certainly expressed its imaginative and prescient by using the idea that barring peace and security, our subsequent generations will no longer be in a position to take advantage fromfinancial boom and technological innovation. India is regarded as a world chief now. The promise of the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi should be referred.
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193318
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India as president of G20 has to build consensus on important issues with careful approach. The concept of “Basudheiba Kutumbakam “and issues of Global South are to be addressed balancing the realities of developed and developing countries. Prime concern shall be economic growth ,averting cleavages in world economies and ensuring credibility in multilateral diplomacy in consonance with its goal” One Earth, One Family, One Future”.
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193317
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The Group of Twenty, or G20, is the premier forum for international cooperation on the most important aspects of international economic and political issues. It brings together the world’s major developed and developing economies. The G20 comprises Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, EU, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Korea, Turkey, UK and USA. The G20 Countries together represent about 90 pc of global GDP, 80 pc of global trade, and two thirds of the world’s population.
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ID:
193329
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This article examines the prospects and challenges of India’s G20 presidency, with a particular focus on the key issues and priorities that will shape India’s approach to global economic governance. India’s G20 presidency comes at a crucial time as the world is still struggling to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, and other global challenges. One of the key prospects of India’s presidency is the opportunity to showcase its leadership in areas such as renewable energy, digital technology, healthcare, etc. India has made significant progress in these areas, and the G20 presidency can provide a forum to share its experiences and best practises with other countries. The article begins by providing an overview of the G20 and its role in global economic governance.
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193326
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The G20 is a significant forum for discussing global economic and financial concerns among the world’s largest economies. The Asian financial crisis of 1999 marked its birth. The G20 was established so that finance ministers and central bank governors could address global economic and financial issues. Nonetheless, the 2008 financial crisis necessitated the introduction of G20 gatherings for heads of state. Since then, leaders of the G20 have convened regularly, making it the premier platform for economic cooperation. Since 2011, the G20 has held a summit annually, with a new country serving as host each time. On 1 December 2022, India took the G20 presidency for a year, and the heads of state and other delegates will tour around the country. During its G20 presidency, India can display its soft power to visiting delegations.Within the scope of this paper, four primary considerations will be highlighted.
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193331
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In contemporary globalised societies where problem anywhere is crisis everywhere, Covid and its preceding challenges have made this more certain. These challenges are further compounded by issues like climate change crisis, economic recession grappling European countries, an aggressive China pursuing its debt trap diplomacy threatening sovereignty, Russia Ukraine conflict, tense situation along Israel Palestine borders, collapsed economies like Sri Lanka and economically fragile situations in Pakistan, irresponsible nuclear states like North Korea looking for opportunities, war toned regions of African continent and subsequent humanitarian crisis in Yemen and Syria, hostile overtake of Afghanistan by Taliban, etc.
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ID:
193323
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India’s presidency of the G20 presents a significant opportunity for the country to contribute to the group’s objectives and address some of the world’s most pressing issues. India can play a leadership role in promoting greater international cooperation on public health issues, de-escalating tensions in conflict-prone regions, and promoting sustainable development, economic equality, and technological advancement. By working together with other member states, India can help to shape a more prosperous, equitable, and sustainable world.
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193320
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Indian Presidency of G-20 is a development as every member gets this opportunity in alphabetical order, expectations have been raised both inside and outside the country about this event. Expectations from India’s Presidency are not entirely misplaced. The realistic understanding of this needs the analysis of three factors: The role and status of G-20 in global affairs; the new opportunities thrown up by India’s present Presidency; and the various challenges India is facing and overcoming to realize these opportunities.
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193332
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The Sub-group W20 under India’s G20 Presidency focussed upon removing barriers to women-led development and economic empowerment of women.The policy narratives assert that digital revolution and adoption of digital economy is transforming the lives of people, including the vulnerable sections globally. The NITI Aayog report indicates that in 2020-2021 more than 7.5 million workers were engaged in the Gig economy in India and women’s participation in the Gig economy has risen from 27% to 36% (NITI Aayog, 2022). Though, the participation of women is still low compared to men in the Gig economy yet, the upsurge of women workers indicates towards the future trends in Indian Market. This article looks into the opportunities and challenges of Gig Women workers and the need to bridge gender gaps in Labour force participation for fostering sustainable social and economic development.
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ID:
193327
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ID:
193321
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G20 presidency is the litmus test of India’s international personality and clout. It has given an unprecedented opportunity to establish its credibility in tackling the fragmented global order. It has been made obvious, right in the beginning that G20 is not the forum to resolve security issues. It has largely been evolved into a leading platform for economic cooperation. However, as stated above this also is the stark reality that G20 cannot move forward in the direction of achieving its objectives if security issues are not addressed on the platform.
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ID:
193325
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India must prioritize the technology and energy sectors, particularly energy transitions and increasing the use of renewables in supply chain operations. India can establish itself as a facilitator of energy diplomacy, sharing information and capacities between states to develop energy-efficient supply chains. By focusing on supply chain resilience and management, India can take leadership in ensuring that integrated solutions to global disruptions are built into supply chain strategies going forward.
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ID:
193333
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The current government is determined to make India a global player. And the G20 presidency provides India with the opportunity to showcase the country’s potential whilst also giving equal weight to all the states. Since the 1990s, the northeastern states have had a significant influence in defining India’s foreign policy. The Act East Policy, as well as various bilateral, regional, and multilateral agreements and engagements in South and Southeast Asia, has elevated the region’s profile. The B20 meetings held in various northern states have created new opportunities for the region that go beyond regional engagement and aspirations. The paper briefly discusses the imperatives and opportunities presented by the G20 meetings in the north-eastern states with emphasis on Manipur.
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