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185424
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The emerging scenario demands increasing efforts to raise internal capabilities to successfully counter the challenges emanating from changes in the international scenario. The pandemic has set the broad contours of a changing world order. India has moved forward to find its legitimate place in a rapidly changing world. The change is technology centered for which investment has
to be made in research, collaboration with technologically developed countries is needed with reorientation in education, research and flourish in a competitive market that is far more challenging.
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Evidently India has so far better managed the crisis as well as consequences of Covid-19 pandemic continuing for the past two years. Hence, the overall situation in India is much better as compared to most of the other rich countries in the world including the US, because the repeated waves of Covid-19 attack have been effectively controlled by the visionary leadership of PM Narendra Modi and that has significantly reduced the rising figure of the so-infected patients to the minimum level of casualties.
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185433
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Developing economies in particular face a number of important challenges in their efforts to move quickly to a low-carbon economic growth path. World Economic Forum 2016 vociferously voices forth that global hunger, poverty, inequality, food insecurity, and climate change etc. are some of the important economic, social and ecological challenges before them, with no satisfactory solutions in sight. COVID -19 Pandemic that engendered most of the developing countries (DCs) has added another dimensions to these challenges.
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185438
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After almost two years of continuous battle with the COVID-19 epidemic, the world is beginning to return to normalcy, but it is still too early to anticipate that everything will fall back into place and the world will work as it did before the outbreak of this worldwide pandemic. COVID-19 did evolve and is continually evolving, bringing fast modifications as well as the deconstruction of previously established international structure.
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185423
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The world is in the midst of an unprecedented crisis. The outbreak of a new pathogen COVID-19 has brought humanity to its feet. It has had a ripple effect on the global economy and plunged the whole world into recession, erasing trillions of dollars from global stock markets. One wonders whether pandemics like COVID-19 reflect the spill over of globalization – a phenomenon that represents the good, the bad and the ugly.
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COVID-19 infection emerged as a pandemic that fundamentally impacted global health policy, global economy and international relations. Close examination of the crisis reveals the vulnerabilities of the globalised 21st-century society and gives tremendous opportunity to rebuild and strengthen national and international policies for combating world events of widespread impact. From demonstrating the importance of health in transnational politics to exploring
international law, policy and negotiation as an important determinant of health, this article delves into COVID-19 in the context of international relations (IR), and the role of IR in mitigation and future pandemic preparedness.
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185428
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This paper is a humble attempt to critically examine the strategic issues involved in the domain of public policy implementation process, particularly in the sphere of health and social sector development. As Covid-19 has affected the whole globe, it has led to tremendous pressure on Public Administration of any state and also on public policy in particular. Regarding addressing the problems of people due to Covid and on the consequences of or the impact of Covid-19 on
social sectors in particular.
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185432
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The outbreak of pandemics is not a novel wonder. The world has faced many times with different names and magnitude. Every epidemic is specific in its features, contents, and discernible impact. It affects the different parts of the globe at different levels and times. The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic is a glaring example of it. Its official announcement in December 2019 and subsequent super spread set the world on a new pedestal. In January 2020, the World Health Organisation (WHO) created Incident Management Support Team (IMST) to monitor its spread and features.
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185437
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The emergence of a novel coronavirus (SARSCoV-2/ COVID-19) in 2019 may be the most
consequentialeventof the early 21stcentury, upending modern life, globalization, and relations between countries. The outbreak of COVID-19 is ahealth crisis, with approximately 3 million cases and over 200,000 deaths and counting.
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185431
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Covid-19 has created havoc tour society at large. The recent virus of omicron is another added disadvantage to this human civilization. Its adverse impact is visible in all the spheres of our life. Be it economic, employment, health, education, schooling, and routine office work etc. Women and children are the most vulnerable sections of our society sufferers the most in this complex situation. Be it health hazard or domestic violence, or problems in work place, they are the worst sufferers. The impact of covid-19 to these vulnerable
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185429
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COVID-19 has exposed the fragility of nation states and indeed the existing world order. It
exposed the weakness of the old and the weakness of all states, seeing themselves as post-industrial, walking backwards into the future, unable to seemingly affect that future and just looking at the rubble of their past. As we wrap our heads around the previously unimaginable changes which have taken place in the past year, from the switch to compulsory virtual work to new patterns of social activity while living with the virus, a new world order seems on the horizon.
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185430
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The outbreak of covid-19 pandemic followed by the series of lockdown, to arrest the spread of virus taking a toll on mankind have pushed back the process of development across the world for at least a decade if not more. The complex vortex of international politics and post pandemic moves are expected to whip up serious changes in world political scenario.
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185436
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Ever since Myanmar got independence in 1948, there has been perpetual crisis of governance
with brief interludes of democracy and development. The State saw a long tussle between civilian and military leadership, and the later has dominated in the politics of State. Myanmar is yet to establish liberal democracy with a robust constitution which could have sustained over the last seventy years of its existence. The Military, formally known as Tatmadaw in Myanmar, has been at the helm of affairs and continues to be the most powerful institutuon.
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185435
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The world has seen an unprecedented transformation in regional and global power dynamics, the economy, multilateralism, tourism, global health infrastructure, and so on and so forth. On the one hand, CoVID 19 has given many bizarre behaviors to nation states, and on the other hand, it has enhanced the understanding of the need for global health partnerships. This pandemic has adversely affected bilateral and multilateral relations among sovereign nation-states.
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185440
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The COVID-19 pandemic has inflicted high costs on the health and socio-economic wellbeing
of people globally. International organisations such as World Health Organisation and World Trade Organisation have unanimously emphasized the importance of international cooperation in ensuring the smooth flow of vaccines and other vital medical supplies across countries. Like many
other countries committed to global vaccine cooperation, India was among the forerunners in its ‘vaccine diplomacy’.
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185434
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Diplomacy has been the life blood of international politics and Covid-19 like everything else affected the regular flow of diplomacy as well. Trying to jostle its place in world comity of nations, India has taken up vaccine diplomacy as a prime pusher of its expected positioning. In that direction announcement of Prime Minister Modi to offer vaccines at 75th UNGA and also to its
neighbourhood went a long way in bolstering India’s image as a relief-provider/ serviceprovider
in times of crisis. India’s domestic health and economic pulls put hurdles in its’ expected delivery of vaccines to neighbourhood.
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185427
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In 2019, the world was hit with an extremely deadly and contagious strain of Covid-19 virus which went infamous as ‘novel coronavirus.’ It did not take up much time to make the world go through the deadliest pandemic of all times. Amidst the ever-growing surge of first wave and second wave scramble for inventing the vaccine began among research institutions and pharmaceutical companies as it was understood to be a huge business opportunity
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185439
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India’s proactiveness in being a global provider of healthcare essentials at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic illustrated a foreign policy direction aimed at hefting its soft power credentials. The importance granted to the Latin America and Caribbean region is of special interest given geostrategic considerations, the need to diversify economic relations and diasporic connection.
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