UPSC Syllabus Topic: GS Paper 2 –International Relation Introduction China’s economy shows strong stability at a time when the global trade and economic system faces serious stress. In 2025, China’s GDP crossed 140 trillion yuan, nearly $20 trillion, with 5% annual growth. Its contribution to global growth is close to 30%. Behind this performance lies… Continue reading The new logic of the Chinese economy
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How will the BRICS energy pact pan out?
UPSC Syllabus Topic: GS Paper 2 –International Relation Introduction The global energy system is under stress due to trade disruptions, sanctions, and energy transition pressures. In this background, BRICS energy cooperation is gaining importance. Questions are rising on whether it will create a multipolar energy order or a new cartel, who will lead the bloc,… Continue reading How will the BRICS energy pact pan out?
India–EU Partnership: India’s Growing Engagement with European Union
Source: The post “India–EU Partnership: India’s Growing Engagement with European Union” has been created, based on “India–EU Partnership: India’s Growing Engagement with European Union” published in “PIB” on 28 January 2026. India–EU Partnership: India’s Growing Engagement with European Union. UPSC Syllabus: GS Paper-2- International Relations Context: India–EU relations have gained renewed strategic momentum due to… Continue reading India–EU Partnership: India’s Growing Engagement with European Union
Cybercrime and a global governance crisis
Source: The post “Cybercrime and a global governance crisis” has been created, based on “Cybercrime and a global governance crisis” published in “The Hindu” on 27 January 2026. Cybercrime and a global governance crisis. UPSC Syllabus: GS Paper-2- Governance Context: Cybercrime governance has become a central issue of global governance in the digital era, as… Continue reading Cybercrime and a global governance crisis
Walkouts by Governors test constitutional limits
UPSC Syllabus GS2-Indian Polity Introduction The walkouts by Governors during inaugural sessions of State Legislatures in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala have raised serious constitutional questions. These actions challenge the limits of discretion allowed to Governors. The issue has brought renewed focus on Articles related to the Governor’s address, the role of the elected Cabinet,… Continue reading Walkouts by Governors test constitutional limits
Delimitation after 2027, Redrawing Power in India
UPSC Syllabus Topic: GS paper2- Polity- issues and challenges pertaining to the federal structure. Introduction Delimitation is the constitutional process of adjusting electoral boundaries according to population change. Although routine in principle, the delimitation due after Census 2027 will be the most decisive redistribution of political power since Independence. It will determine Lok Sabha seat… Continue reading Delimitation after 2027, Redrawing Power in India
Should corruption charges need prior sanction?
Source: The post “Should corruption charges need prior sanction?” has been created, based on “Should corruption charges need prior sanction? | Explained” published in “The Hindu” on 22 January 2026. Should corruption charges need prior sanction? UPSC Syllabus: GS Paper-2- Governance Context: Corruption undermines public trust, weakens institutions, and affects the quality of governance. The… Continue reading Should corruption charges need prior sanction?
Lowering the age of juvenility for crimes is a step back
UPSC Syllabus Topic: GS Paper 2 – Laws, Institutions and Bodies constituted for the protection of vulnerable sections Introduction Lowering the age of juvenility weakens the core philosophy of child justice. The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 introduced the transfer system, changing India’s reform-oriented juvenile framework. In December 2025, a Private… Continue reading Lowering the age of juvenility for crimes is a step back
The importance of Pax Silica for India
Source: The post “The importance of Pax Silica for India” has been created, based on “The importance of Pax Silica for India ” published in “The Hindu” on 21 January 2026. The importance of Pax Silica for India. UPSC Syllabus: GS Paper-2- International Relations Context: Pax Silica is a multilateral initiative launched in December 2025… Continue reading The importance of Pax Silica for India
The ‘Donroe doctrine’, a broken international order
UPSC Syllabus Topic: GS Paper 2 –International Relation. Introduction The year 2026 opened with a strong signal that the post-1945 international order is weakening. The U.S. military capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro marked a return to power-based geopolitics. This action, termed the ‘Donroe Doctrine’, reflects declining respect for sovereignty, international law, and multilateral institutions.… Continue reading The ‘Donroe doctrine’, a broken international order
