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Why are tensions high in the Arctic?

The Arctic, once a remote and isolated region, is rapidly becoming a hotspot of geopolitical tension due to climate change, resource competition, and shifting global trade routes. As nations vie for control over these emerging opportunities, the risk of conflict in the region continues to grow. Relevance : GS 2(International Relations) Why has the Arctic region become an area of interest now? Conflict Around […]

Integrated tri-service exercise held in Arunachal

India conducted the tri-service exercise ‘Prachand Prahaar’ in Arunachal Pradesh to enhance integrated warfare capabilities amid ongoing border tensions with China. Relevance : GS 2(International Relations) Technological and Tactical Aspects: Strategic Significance: Linked Developments & Context: Conclusion: The ‘Prachand Prahaar’ exercise reinforces India’s commitment to a fully integrated and modernized defense strategy. With increasing geopolitical challenges, such joint operations enhance inter-service coordination, strategic deterrence, and operational readiness in sensitive border regions.

India Navy announces maiden India-African exercise

Context and Background Relevance : GS 2(International Relations)  Key Initiatives & Their Objectives A. AIKEYME (Africa India Key Maritime Engagement) Exercise B. IOS Sagar (Indian Ocean Ship Initiative) C. MAHASAGAR (Mutual and Holistic Advancement for Security Across the Regions) Impact and Implications Causes and Factors

India takes 24th spot in free speech survey

Context : Survey Overview & Key Findings Relevance : GS 2(International Relations, Democratic Rights) Global Trends in Free Speech India’s Performance & Key Insights Disconnect Between Public Sentiment & Reality Implications for India

Indian Prime Minister In Mauritius

India strengthens strategic, economic, and security ties with Mauritius, reaffirming support for its sovereignty over Chagos and enhancing Indian Ocean cooperation. Relevance : GS 2(International Relations) Strategic Implications:

New immigration Bill seeks to tighten existing regulations

Objective of Consolidation:The bill unifies four existing laws—the Foreigners Act, 1946; Passport (Entry into India) Act, 1920; Registration of Foreigners Act, 1939; and Immigration (Carriers’ Liability) Act, 2000—eliminating overlaps and modernizing India’s immigration framework. It replaces colonial-era laws with contemporary security measures. Relevance : GS 2(International Relations) Strengthening Regulatory Framework:The bill introduces stricter provisions for foreigners, increasing […]