The ceasefire which is EXTREMELY Important for IR (GS Paper 2 and Prelims)

Yesterday, I taught you about the importance of Current Affairs and IR in the LIVE AMA session and today I am sharing this examples.

Do not, I repeat, do not skip this article today.

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🔴 GS Foundation Initiative: 29th November 2024

Warriors,

Get up, its already 8:00 AM.

Let's start our day with this interesting article.
Relevant for GS Paper 3 and Prelims.


⚡️Do not forget to read today's The Hindu News Analysis: READ HERE

🔴 Share your scores with me after solving this 5 min DPQ test: SOLVE HERE

🚀Warriors, do not at any cost forget studying Cooper Pair with SuperKalam today: READ HERE

Warriors,

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You can now prepare your current affairs with in depth understanding with SuperKalam.

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🚀 Test is a MUST in our daily targets

Students,
Without test, a day should never end. When we cover targets daily, it is important for us to revise them through tests too.

1️⃣ Mini PYQ Test from Polity

2️⃣ Mini Test on Preamble

3️⃣ Mini Test on Constitution

🔴 GS Foundation Initiative: 30th November 2024

Warriors,

Let's start our weekend with this:

⚡️Do not forget to read today's The Hindu News Analysis: READ HERE

🔴 Share your scores with me after solving this 5 min DPQ test: SOLVE HERE

🚀Warriors, do not at any cost miss this class: Watch here

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Hello my warriors!

I was on a short break to Vrindavan and as I resume our mini targets here from tomorrow and starting our FOCUS Batch too, I will also be sharing my learnings on the heritage and cultural significance of such places :)

I went to Krishna Janmbhoomi too and talked to the locals about the Supreme Court case which we read about in Polity.

✅ But before we resume from tomorrow, I want to know how your studies are going on?

Few months are left for Prelims 2025. Kaise chal rhi hai taiyari?

- Arpita ma’am

GS Foundation Initiative: Daily Current Affairs Targets

It’s DECEMBER now!

Warriors,
If you are disciplined, irrespective of your year of attempt, if you are disciplined, then you will be completing the following tasks first:

✅ Read the above article seriously and solve this mini test: SOLVE HERE

✅ Read today’s Current Affairs Summary: Click Here

✅ Solve today’s DPQs: Click Here

Complete the above three tasks and share your progress with me in the comments 👇🏻

Let’s start!

🔴 Yoshida Doctrine

Students,
International Relations is purely current affairs based in UPSC. Make sure you do not miss out on the important current affairs we share here.

Today, let's understand about Yoshida Doctrine.

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The Yoshida Doctrine, formulated under Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida (1948–1954), prioritized Japan's economic reconstruction post-1945 while relying on a security alliance with the United States. Emerging in 1951, it shaped Japan's foreign policy with three key principles:

1. A firm U.S.-Japan alliance during the Cold War.
2. Reliance on American military power, maintaining minimal Japanese defense forces.
3. Focus on economic diplomacy in global affairs.

This approach, supported by leaders like Hayato Ikeda (Yoshida’s finance minister and later prime minister), was accepted by the U.S. and widely deemed successful, though some critics argue it was overly simplistic. The term "Yoshida Doctrine" was coined retrospectively, and its characterization as a doctrine remains debated.

🔴 Cyclone Fengal is in news

Warriors,
UPSC has always made sure to pick questions on Cyclones.
This time is Fengal in news.

I have tried to cover the most important aspects of this topic but without solving anything on it, we can not close this concept.

I have a mini test too from Geography NCERT on this topic: SOLVE HERE in 5 minutes

Let's start solving it and make sure you save my mindmap given above.