UGC-NTA NET Political Science – International Relations and Traditional Security

The field of International Relations (IR) encompasses the study of interactions between states and non-state actors on the global stage. A aspect of IR is the concept of traditional security, which focuses on the protection of state sovereignty and territorial ..

Human Rights in Contemporary Challenges

Human rights are fundamental rights inherent to all human beings. They are universal, inalienable, and indivisible. Definition of Human Rights Human rights are the basic rights and freedoms to which all individuals are entitled. These rights are based on shared ..

UGC-NTA NET Political Science – Migration and Refugees

Migration and refugees are critical issues in contemporary international relations. The movement of people across borders for various reasons presents numerous challenges and opportunities. Definitions Migration refers to the movement of people from one place to another. This movement can ..

China condemns US warship's passage near disputed islands in South China Sea

China has strongly condemned US warship’s passage near disputed artificial islands in the South China Sea spiraling tensions between both nations. On 22 October 2015, guided missile destroyer USS Lassen had entered the 12-nautical mile zone claimed by China around ..

Month: Current Affairs - October, 2015

India’s Soft Power

Power has always been the central point in all security studies in international relations. Power is the ability to achieve one’s goals or capacity to influence the decision of others to get favourable outcomes. Nations have made use of both ..

Poverty and Development in International Relations

Poverty and development represent challenges in international relations. Definition of Poverty Poverty can be defined in various ways, reflecting different dimensions of deprivation. Absolute Poverty Absolute poverty refers to a condition where individuals live on less than $1.90 a day, ..

India’s Foreign Policy and Relations with the USA

India’s foreign policy has evolved since its independence in 1947. The relationship with the United States has been particularly dynamic, marked by historical shifts, strategic partnerships, and economic ties. Historical Background Independence Era (1947) After gaining independence in 1947, India ..

Government approves pact between India and Seychelles to curb black money

With an intention of curbing black money generation the government approved signing and ratification of the Tax information exchange agreements between India and Seychelles. According to the agreement both the nations will exchange information with each other regarding taxes so ..

Month: Current Affairs - August, 2015

BHEL signs three MoU in Kazakhstan for power projects

Bharat Heavy Electronics Limited (BHEL) has signed three strategic agreements with Kazakhstan companies in order to deepen its roots in Central Asia. MoU Signed: MoU with JSC Samruk Energy: BHEL will work with JSU on projects of mutual interest; JSU is ..

Month: Current Affairs - July, 2015

India’s Foreign Policy – Relations with the USSR/Russia [UGC-NTA Net Political Science]

India’s foreign policy has been shaped by its relations with major powers, particularly the USSR and later, Russia. The historical context of these relations reveals a complex web of diplomatic, economic, military, and cultural interactions that have evolved over decades. ..