Discuss the Effects of Climate Change on Arctic and Its Impact on the Emerging World Order and Geopolitics?

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 India recently unveiled a draft Arctic policy outlining its engagement in the Arctic. The draft paper noted the five pillars of India’s Arctic policy: science and research; economic and human development cooperation; transportation and connectivity; governance and international cooperation; and national capacity building. 

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