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POWER 50 is fifty capsules across fifty days — the whole PSIR syllabus revised once, in the order the syllabus is actually built, one topic a day. The method is plain and it only works if you hold to it: read the capsule, write the same day, and don’t break the chain. Running alongside are PSIR Dynamics 2026 and the PYQ Vault — 560 previous-year questions spread across the fifty days, roughly eleven a day — so that revision and question practice move together rather than in separate seasons.
Day 30 — Globalisation
Today’s capsule compresses the entire globalisation debate into a single sitting. It sets out what the term means and the three phases of its evolution, then the three schools that frame the field — hyperglobalists, sceptics and transformationalists — alongside Friedman’s account of a flattening world and the Industry 4.0 wave. From there it turns to politics: how globalisation transforms rather than ends the state, the left–right anti-globalisation divide, and the pandemic read through six theoretical lenses. The closing sections carry the argument that now dominates the paper — the balance sheet of gains and costs, the Global South’s grievances and a South-sensitive model, and whether deglobalisation is displacing globalisation — and finish with power quotes and a scholar index for fast recall. Between 2015 and 2025, this single unit carried five 10-markers, three 15-markers and three 20-markers — eleven questions in ten years, which is why it repays a full day rather than a hurried glance.
Write before the evening:
- “Deglobalisation is displacing globalisation.” Comment. (UPSC 2024, 20m)
- Global South-sensitive model of globalization would prevent the danger emanating from overcentralized globalization. Discuss. (UPSC 2025, 15m)
- Critically examine the impact of Globalisation on the developing countries of the world. (UPSC 2023, 20m)
If you go blank on a scholar, a phase or a school midway through an answer, it is covered in full in the Foundation and OGP class notes and handouts — revise the point, then write it.
