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India will supply Nepal with up to 654 megawatts of electricity daily

GS2Polity · Governance · IR· India's bilateral relations· Prelims·

Bilateral energy cooperation and disaster resilience: a key GS2 International Relations and GS3 theme.

Why in news

India agreed to supply Nepal with up to 654 megawatts of electricity daily for 18 hours until December 31 following devastating glacial floods that destroyed hydropower infrastructure.

Background

India will provide 654 MW of daily electricity to Nepal for an 18-hour period. The floods caused over 1,400 deaths and damaged at least 12 power stations in Nepal.

Facts for Prelims

  • FactIndia to supply up to 654 megawatts of electricity daily to Nepal
  • FactElectricity supply duration is set for 18 hours daily
  • FactFlooding damaged at least 12 power stations in Nepal
  • PlaceNepal: recipient of electricity aid following glacial floods

Prelims practice question

How many power stations in Nepal were damaged by the glacial floods mentioned in the news?

  1. (a)15
  2. (b)5
  3. (c)8
  4. (d)12
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Answer: (d) 12 — The note states that the floods damaged at least 12 power stations in Nepal.

For Mains

Q. Discuss the significance of India's energy cooperation with Nepal in the context of regional energy security and disaster resilience.

Dimensions to cover in your answer

  • Energy interdependence: Shift from Nepal's surplus export to India's emergency supply
  • Climate vulnerability: Impact of glacial floods on Himalayan hydropower infrastructure
  • Bilateral cooperation: Strengthening regional ties through disaster-linked energy aid

Keywords: Energy Security · Bilateral Cooperation · Climate Resilience · Regional Integration · Disaster Management

Read the full news →Report a mistake in this noteSource: Al Jazeera ↗Also: GS3 · Infrastructure (energy, ports, roads, railways)Also: GS1 · Geophysical phenomena (earthquakes, cyclones, volcanoes)

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