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Atmanirbharta Imperative Amid Weaponisation of Global Interdependence Syllabus: GS Paper – 2 Effect of Policies & Politics of Countries on India’s Interests Bilateral Groupings & Agreements GS Paper – 3 Mobilization of Resources Employment Why in the News ? Growing geopolitical tensions in West Asia, the weaponisation of trade, finance, and energy by major powers, …
Read MoreRecalibrating India’s Foreign Policy: Balancing National Interest and Core Values Syllabus: GS – 2 – Global south , Foreign policy Focus : The article analyses the geopolitical consequences of the recent U.S.–Israel military action against Iran and its implications for India. It argues that the conflict threatens global stability, energy markets, trade, and diaspora interests …
Read MoreINDIA DENIES ASSISTING U.S. IN ATTACK ON IRANIAN WARSHIP IRIS DENA Why in the News? Diplomatic Clarification: India denied reports of assisting the S. Navy in targeting Iranian warship IRIS Dena. Strategic Context: Incident occurred after the vessel participated in multilateral naval exercise Milan hosted by India. India–U.S. defence agreements and operational framework LEMOA Provision: …
Read MoreINDIA TESTED: FROM U.S. SANCTIONS TO ONE-SIDED TRADE DEAL Syllabus: GS 2: India and International Relations Bilateral Agreements Why in the News? India and the United States have announced a Framework for an Interim Agreement on reciprocal trade, following months of negotiations triggered by U.S.-imposed 50% tariffs. However, unilateral announcements from Washington and conditions linked …
Read MoreAS MULTILATERALISM ERODES, INDIA MUST REFRAME THE FOREIGN POLICY Why in the news? Prime Minister Narendra Modi, speaking in the Rajya Sabha, acknowledged the emergence of a new global order. He noted the decline of multilateral institutions and the rise of power politics and transactional relations among nations. The statement highlights the need for India …
Read MoreNEEDED IN TRUMP ERA: AN INDIA THAT CAN STAND UP FOR ITSELF Syllabus: GS-2: ● India and its neighbourhood ● Bi-lateral , regional and global groupings Why in the News? Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Davos speech critiquing Big Power hegemonism and warning middle powers to protect themselves has revived debates on strategic autonomy, erosion …
Read MoreCurrent Affairs Summary – January 22, 2026 1. Amit Shah Honors Thakur Roshan Singh – A Hero of the Kakori Conspiracy Home Minister Amit Shah recently honored Thakur Roshan Singh, a revolutionary associated with the Hindustan Republican Association (HRA), for his pivotal role in the Kakori Conspiracy. This conspiracy, which took place in 1925, was …
Read MoreBangladesh’s Political Flux and India’s Strategic Opportunity Syllabus: GS-2: India and its Neighbourhood, Look East to Act East, Bilateral Groupings & Agreements GS-3: North East Insurgency Why in the News? Bangladesh is approaching general elections in February 2026 amid political uncertainty following the July 2024 uprising, the ouster of Sheikh Hasina, and the rise of …
Read MoreEMERGING MULTIPOLAR WORLD AND INDIA Syllabus: GS-2: ● India and its neighbourhood relations ● Regional and global groupings Why in the News? The accelerating shift towards a multipolar world presents India with a historic opportunity. By moving beyond outdated regional institutions and embracing flexible, trans-regional cooperation frameworks, India can shape global outcomes rather than merely …
Read MoreINDIA’S DIPLOMATIC GAINS IN WEST ASIA Syllabus: GS-3: ● Indian economy and issues associated ● Growth and Development Why in the News? India’s signing of a landmark Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) with Oman in December 2025 highlights the transformation of India’s West Asia diplomacy. Once viewed through the prism of Pakistan, key Gulf countries …
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