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Since its creation on невідомо, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 10 091 subscribers.
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Brics 2026 New Delhi Declaration: From common currency to counter- terror, the big takeaways
Mains Question
The BRICS New Delhi Declaration reflects the grouping's evolution into a collective voice for the Global South while balancing complex geopolitical fault lines. Analyze the key outcomes of the summit, highlighting India's diplomatic achievements.10 091
Turning economic cooperation into shared prosperity - The Hindu
Mains Question
Economic cooperation in the 21st century must be measured not by the volume of agreements signed, but by the prosperity it delivers to people. In this context, examine the role of BRICS in fostering shared prosperity, with special reference to the UAE-India partnership. What are the challenges that threaten to undermine this vision?" (250 words / 15 marks)10 091
✅Gs-2 : IR- Global Digital Order
🅾️Context : India is one of the world’s largest digital markets but runs on foreign platforms- Digital economy → trade → innovation → national power-India’s problem is not a shortage of scientific talent. It is the weak bridge between research → industry → manufacturing → national power= Click here
📌The biggest structural weakness: low R&D
• India’s R&D expenditure: about 0.64% of GDP
• China: about 2.8%
• US: about 3.5%
❇️Conclusion : China is moving from manufacturing to science; the US is moving from science back to manufacturing. India must build both simultaneously.
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Repost from Compilations by Dheeraj Panchal
High time to post it again, now that mains is done.
Kindly fill it honestly✨🌻
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Repost from Compilations by Dheeraj Panchal
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Repost from PSIR REVOLUTION 2026
PSIR PAPER 2 2026
A strong blend of static concepts and contemporary developments, with Section B being particularly dynamic.
Section A maintained a relatively balanced static-dynamic mix, while Section B leaned heavily towards current geopolitical developments.
Overall, the paper demanded a sound command over static fundamentals along with consistent current-affairs preparation.
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Repost from PSIR REVOLUTION 2026
The most repetitive PSIR themes from the past year of Current Affairs. Aspirants writing PSIR Mains this year must revise these thoroughly for the dynamic portion.✅
https://t.me/PSIRrevolution2026
1. Brexit (10 Years) and lessons for India
2. Future of US hegemony (250 years of American Independence)
3. 42nd CAA (50 Years)
4. From Look East to Act East to the Indo-Pacific
5. US Retreat from multilateral institutions and its impact on the Liberal International Order
6. BRICS
7. West Asian crisis
8. India’s Neighbourhood Policy (Pakistan, Bangladesh & Myanmar)
9. India’s Maritime Power/Strategy
10. Nuclear Order and India’s Nuclear Doctrine
11. India and the UNSC / UN Peacekeeping
12. India’s Strategic Autonomy
13. India–EU Relations
14. WTO
15. QUAD/BIMSTEC
16. SAARC
17. US and South Asia
18. Regional Parties and Federalism
19. Governor
20. Anti-Defection Law
21. G20 and the Global South
22. RIC and SCO
23. India–Israel Relations
24. NATO
25. India and Africa
26. A-LA-CARTE World Order
27. India and the G2
28. The Concept of “Chimerica”
29. RELOS (India–Russia)
30. Post-Neoliberal Consensus
31. Youth Uprisings in South Asia
32. Grassroots Democracy
33. Social Movements
34. Monroe/Donroe Doctrine
35. Latin America
36. Speaker
37. India-China Relations
38. Green Diplomacy
For the static portion: Students who have diligently covered the 40 Years Comprehensive PYQ Notes are good to go.
Note: PSIR Mains 2026 candidates who are not enrolled in the PSIR CA Comprehensive Course can request the comprehensive list of questions prepared from the past year’s Current Affairs using the Support ID given below.
TG: @CSERevolutionSupport ✅
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GRAMSCI , KAUTILYA, RAWLS JUSTICE , THEORY OF STATE , 2A - CHANGING INTL ORDER , RANDOM QUESTION IN COMPARATIVE POLITICS, WTO&IMF , GLOBAL SOUTH
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Repost from Compilations by Dheeraj Panchal
Self-doubts creeping in
With a few days left for CSM 2026, one doubts his/her capabilities.
Whether the syllabus is completed, what if I’m not able to write anything at all, what if there’s a brain fade, what if i fail to complete the paper, what if, what if!
I won’t give you any false impressions, i won’t even fill you with false positivity, i would like you to assess just these things-
“Given the time you had, did you become a better candidate?”
“Did you give your level best and atleast tried to cover all the grounds?”
If the answer is yes, then it doesn’t matter what happens next!
The answers will pour from your mental reason, you’ll be able to complete the paper decently.
Wrote a bad answer, move ahead, don’t let it spill on the next one! Wrote a mediocre Gs paper? let it be, next one is waiting for you.
You won’t be having time to repent for the loss (if there is any at the first place).
Our mind brings out the worst parts and subdues the good parts when you get anxious. Don’t let that happen. It’s a part of the process. For next few days, don’t think that you’ll score this much or will get a top rank. Do what’s needed out of you: Give your honest attempt! Be your best self.
“Let go of control you think you have in first place.”
Hojayega, khayal rakho! ✨🌻
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Repost from Compilations by Dheeraj Panchal
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