GS2 · UPSC Mains
The evolution of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (QUAD) from a maritime security grouping to a multidimensional partnership reflects changing strategic realities in the Indo-Pacific. In this context, examine the opportunities and challenges that QUAD presents for India's regional aspirations and strategic autonomy. (Answer in 250 words)
GS2 · Bilateral, regional & global groupings & agreements
| Topper | Rank | Source | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pakshal Secretry | — | NextIAS | p.55 |
| Wasim Ur Rahman | — | NextIAS | p.55 |
| Vikas Singh Panwar | — | NextIAS | p.55 |
| Abhijeet Jain | — | NextIAS | p.55 |
| Sugandha Gupta | — | NextIAS | p.55 |
| Esha Jain | — | NextIAS | p.55 |
| Harsh Santosh Lodha | — | NextIAS | p.55 |
| Shruti Ola | — | NextIAS | p.55 |
| Ananya Rana | — | NextIAS | p.54 |
| Mohit Gupta | — | NextIAS | p.55 |
| Mohit Aggarwal Nadbaiwalla | — | NextIAS | p.55 |
| Yashvardhan Singh | — | NextIAS | p.55 |
| Darshana Singh Baghel | — | NextIAS | p.55 |
| Himanshu Singh Nimoria | — | NextIAS | p.55 |