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179654
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Myanmar has been the hotbed of international and regional politics with commencement of 2021, when the military junta once again usurped political power and scuttled the fledgling democracy which was still struggling to consolidate itself.
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179637
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The COVID-19 pandemic with consequent lockdown across the nation-states of the world had a catastrophic social and economic impact across the globe ranging from human lives to the global supply chain. The unpreceded event brought the disruptions to Global Supply Chain in the wider public domain. This disparity between supply and demand across the globe was caused due to travel restrictions, unavailability of raw materials, and one of the largest economic slowdowns since the Great Depression.
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187334
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Given the growing complexities in the security matrix of Indain Ocean martimie zone and sharpening strategic situations, India has no choice but to strengthen its security installations in this zone. In a move to strengthen itself in the Indian Ocean region, India has focused on increasing its military presence: from operating and providing relief assistance only in the neighborhood, to operating in the entire region from the Malacca straits to that of Africa. Indian Ocean will continue to remain a maritime zone of prime importance because 75 percent of world maritime trade and half of the global oil imports pass through this region. Therefore, all the big powers within the region and outside are trying to get a stronghold over the region in the best possible way they can. Therefore, India has no reason to lag behind.
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189630
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The Bilateral Ties between India and the USA have been one of the defining relationships of the 21st century. The Bilateral trust between both the countries have grown to the level of a global strategic partnership driven by convergence on the issues pertaining to both regional and global level. Defence engagement encompasses a critical element of the bourgeoning Indo-US defence ties. The growing relationship has both strategic and economic shared interests, based on the democratic ideology of both countries. The signing of “New Framework for India-US Defence Relations” in 2005 earmarked a major milestone of Indo-US Strategic partnership.The signing of the treaty resulted in the intensification of defence trade, joint exercises, personal exchanges, collaboration and cooperation in maritime security and counter-piracy, and exchanges between each of the three services of Indian defence.
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189587
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Bonhomie between India and Japan is as old as the days of Subhash Chandra Bose when Japan helped the renowned freedom fighter Bose towards the consolidation of Azad Hind Fauj, which not only deterred the British colonial power of the day but also set the path for its downfall and the final exit. Since, then the bilateral relations have passed through number of phases but has never seen rough patches. Over the recent past, bilateral relations between India and Japan has been adding many new feathers to its cap. Owing to geopolitical shifts in its own vicinity and in the extended neighborhood as well.
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180523
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181517
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ID:
193381
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The tradition of preserving revered saints’ bodies in Hindu temples, exemplified by the preservation of Ramanujacharya’s body in the Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple in Srirangam, Tamil Nadu, showcases India’s deep spiritual and cultural heritage. This tradition, spanning over eight centuries, is rooted in spirituality, devotion, and the enduring connection between the saint and his followers. Unlike the elaborate preserving of Egyptian mummies, Ramanujacharya’s preservation employs natural elements like sandalwood and saffron, emphasizing his spiritual presence. This practice holds profound significance, symbolizing continuity, pilgrimage, cultural heritage, and unity within the Hindu community.
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ID:
189638
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The introduction of drones adds a new dimension to how the war is being fought nowadays. Military Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) commonly referred to as drones have become the weapon of choice in modern warfare with state and non-state entities employing them to gain an upper hand over their immediate adversaries. The widespread of drones in modern warfare has gained a new dynamic and volatility as result of increased use and improved accessibility.Drones have evolved into an indispensable component of today’s military. This is because unmanned aircraft are a less expensive and safer alternative to human aircraft, and they may be used to gather intelligence and carry out targeted assaults. The recent conflicts between Armenia and Azerbaijan and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war have seen extensive use of combat drones and drone swarms.
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ID:
189613
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Savarkar had his own idea of social reform with an objective of purifying Hinduism to inject unity within Hindu religion and make increasingly progressive. He thus advocated for social reform by removing untouchability and caste discrimination to make Hindu religion subsequently accommodative of people belonging to different castes. He advocated as well as worked for assimilation and annihilation of caste system considering untouchability as a curse and detrimental to Hindu unity.
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ID:
189642
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The US China relations display a U-turn trajectory. During cold war, the US was hostile to the newly established Communist regime of China. However, the US policy took U-turn in early 1970s and courted communist China as a counterweight to its rival super power Soviet Union. In the post cold war era, The US and other western nations continued to facilitate China’s rise and integration in the global economy with the hope that it would eventually lead to democratization of Chinese regime and assimilation of China as a junior partner in the liberal global order. However, the US hopes were shattered as China displayed more centralization and authoritarianism domestically and aggressive approach in foreign affairs. This tendency has become more pronounced during the leadership of Xi Jinping since 2012.
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