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APSC Answer Writing (Daily) based on Assam Tribune – 20/11/2025

By Amit BiswakarmaPublished 1 min read
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For APSC CCE and other Assam Competitive examinations aspirants, practicing Daily Answer Writing is vital. This blog covers the most important Main question and its model Answer from the Assam Tribune today (20-11-2025).

GS Mains 10-Marker (150 words, pointwise)

“Transboundary climate risks in the Eastern Himalayas require collaborative scientific action rather than isolated national responses.” Discuss in the context of the recent India–Bhutan academic partnership.


Introduction (2–3 sentences)

The Eastern Himalayas are a single ecological system where climate hazards—glacier retreat, extreme rainfall, GLOFs, landslides, and lightning—cross national boundaries. The recent Cotton University–Royal University of Bhutan partnership demonstrates how shared vulnerabilities demand coordinated scientific responses.


Body

1. Why Transboundary Climate Risks Need Joint Action

  • Shared Hydrology: Melting Bhutanese glaciers intensify Brahmaputra floods in Assam; unilateral monitoring is ineffective.
  • Atmospheric Linkages: Aerosol transport, lightning surges and monsoon shifts operate across borders.
  • Ecological Connectivity: Forest loss and species migration patterns require basin-wide assessment.

2. How the India–Bhutan Collaboration Addresses These Risks

  • Joint Research Platforms: Hydrology, climate modelling, and glacier monitoring conducted collaboratively.
  • Data Sharing & Early Warning: Cross-border systems for GLOFs, lightning alerts, and extreme rainfall forecasting.
  • Community Resilience: Co-designed training for local adaptation, livelihood diversification, and disaster preparedness.
  • Policy Alignment: Harmonising adaptation strategies for the Brahmaputra basin; improved science diplomacy.

Conclusion (2 sentences)

The India–Bhutan academic partnership illustrates that climate security in the Eastern Himalayas cannot emerge from isolated national measures. Shared science, shared data, and shared solutions are essential for sustainable regional resilience.

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