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MADE IN CHINA 2025 ALARMS WEST Syllabus: GS- 2: International Relations (India-China, WTO, technology sovereignty) GS- 3: Economy (industrial policy, manufacturing, trade), S&T (AI, EVs, 5G) Focus: The Made in China 2025 (MIC25) initiative marks its 10th anniversary, with global assessments revealing its remarkable achievements in transforming China’s manufacturing landscape. This ambitious plan for China …
Read MoreERDOĞAN’S DELUSIONS THREATEN INDIA’S SECURITY Syllabus: GS-2: India and International relations ● Security Why in the News President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan of Turkey has intensified his ideological offensive by promoting neo-Ottomanism and radical Islamism, directly impacting India’s internal and external security interests. With growing Turkish-Pakistani ties and Ankara’s funding of anti-India propaganda, concerns over Erdoğan’s …
Read MoreUkraine’s Drone Assault Destroys Russian Aircraft Fleet Why in the News ? Ukraine launched a massive drone offensive targeting Russian air bases across five time zones, destroying over 40 military aircraft. The attack marks one of the largest Ukrainian assaults deep into Russian territory, just ahead of ceasefire talks in Istanbul. Major Drone Offensive by …
Read MoreIndia Plans Trade Retaliation Over US Tariffs Why in the News ? India has formally notified the WTO of its intent to suspend concessions to the US following steep tariffs imposed by Washington on steel and aluminium. The US has rejected India’s notice, claiming the tariffs are national security measures, not safeguards. Background of the …
Read MoreIndia’s GDP Rise: Numbers, Methods, and Misconceptions Why in the News ? The IMF’s 2024 estimates and projections suggest India may surpass Japan to become the world’s fourth largest economy by 2025. This has triggered political claims of success, sparking a deeper debate on how GDP rankings are calculated and interpreted. Understanding GDP Rankings and …
Read MoreHumanitarian Catastrophe in Gaza Deepens Amid Blockade Why in the News ? Gaza is witnessing an escalating humanitarian crisis, with acute food insecurity, mass displacement, and targeting of aid workers. A nearly three-month Israeli blockade, conflict-related destruction, and operational restrictions on UNRWA have severely affected aid distribution and civilian survival. Unfolding Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza: …
Read MoreNewly Discovered Star Defies Known Physics Why in the News ? Scientists have discovered a unique star, ASKAP J1832-0911, emitting both radio waves and X-rays, unlike any star seen before. This adds to a mysterious class of celestial bodies called long-period radio transients, first identified only in 2020. What Makes ASKAP J1832-0911 Unique ? Located …
Read MorePath Opens for Women Towards Army Leadership Why in the News ? For the first time, 17 women cadets graduated from the National Defence Academy (NDA), marking a significant step towards gender inclusion in the armed forces and laying the groundwork for women to potentially rise to top military leadership roles. Historical Progress Towards Gender …
Read MoreINDIA’S GDP RISE MASKS PER CAPITA REALITY Syllabus: GS-3: Monetary Policy , Fiscal Policy , Growth & Development Focus: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected that India will surpass Japan in 2025 to become the fourth-largest economy in the world by absolute GDP. While this milestone signals strong economic momentum, it conceals ground-level disparities …
Read MoreGDP Figures Show India is Back on the Road to Growth Why in the News? The latest Indian economic news reveals a promising trajectory for the GDP of India. According to the National Statistics Office (NSO), the India growth rate for FY25 is provisionally estimated at 6.5%. This estimate of India GDP data shows a …
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