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Ashna Sisodia

In this course, Ashna will comprehensively cover the nuclear doctrine of India.  This course will cover how India emerged as a full fledged Nuclear state.

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Nuclear Doctrine of India - UPSC 2019

India & its Neighbours

International Relations

Polity, Governance & IR

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In this lesson Ashna talks about the overview of the new course.

Overview of the Course

In this lesson Ashna discusses the evolution of nuclear doctrine in detail.

Evolution of Nuclear Doctrine

In this lesson Ashna talks about the main features of India's nuclear security doctrine.

Key Features of Nuclear Doctrine

In this lesson Ashna talks about the important features of nuclear security doctrine of India.

Nuclear Triad and Pakistani Nuclear Programme

In this lesson Ashna talks about the nuclear command authority in detail.

Nuclear Command Authority: How it works ?

In this lesson Ashna talks about the advantages and disadvantages of no first use policy.

Arguments in favor & against No First Use Policy

In this lesson Ashna talks about whether India should revise its no first use policy or not.

Reassessing India's Nuclear Doctrine - Part 1

In this lesson Ashna talks about the debate on whether India should revise it's no first use policy or not.

Reassessing India's Nuclear Doctrine - Part 2

M.A. in ECONOMICS,POLITICAL SCIENCE 
 CS executive student and IIT GATE 2021 AIR 312 in Economics,  appeared in IES,IAS,IFoS exams

Piyush Kumar Parashari

In this course, Piyush Kumar Parashari discusses the Indo-Israeli Cooperation. He discusses the importance of the policy, the requirement of the policy, models of the international system, and the future of the Indo-Israeli relationship.

(Hindi) Relationship between India and Israel

The course will daily roll out videos international relations important for UPSC Civil Services prelims & Mains.

International Relations for UPSC CSE

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Vinita Devi

The course discusses India's bilateral relations. It will later cover foreign policy of India. This Course is beneficial for UPSC aspirants.

(Hindi) A Beginner's Guide For India's International Relations: UPSC

Rabia Zarah Khan

Will cover India’s relationship with Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka , China , Myanmar, Maldives, Nepal, Bhutan

India and her Neighbours: UPSC CSE

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Aaditya Mishra

This collection begins by introducing the basics of World Order, understanding the Bi-Polar World Order, Uni and Multi-Polar World Order and the Global emerging World Order. After this, we are educated on the 3 Power Blocs (US alliance, China-Russia Axis, Emerging Economies) in the current World Order and India’s position in the Global Power Equation. The next few lessons deal with the introduction to Foreign policy, Nehru's Dilemma Post Independence and Key Features of Non-Alignment as a Tool of Indian Foreign Policy. Further, it explores other features of Indian Foreign Policy such as the relationship with United Nation and the Commonwealth of nations. As the collection continues it deals with understanding the factors leading to Tilt in India’s Non-Aligned posture, Nehru’s China policy- “Doctrine of defence by Friendship”, Panchsheel and then goes on to Critically Analyse the Benefits and Drawbacks of Nehru’s Foreign Policy. Then we have the principles which guide any countries Foreign Policy- Geography, Military Strength, Security- external, human, food and energy, Diaspora, National Philosophy etc. Further, it discusses changes in Foreign Policy with the 2014 elections. It also compiles the various initiates taken by the present Government in pursuing a Proactive Foreign Policy. The next part of the collection overviews the dimensions of India-Nepal Relations - the uniqueness of our relations, the current state of relations. The next few lessons deal with the introduction on India-Bangladesh relations. It goes on to discuss the power structures in Bangladesh and its impact on India-Bangladesh relations. Finally, the collection  helps us try and understand the nuances of the Teesta water sharing proposed agreement. It starts with the analysis of the present situation- Ganga water sharing agreement- 1996 and then assess the 1983 ad-hoc Teesta water sharing agreement also providing a contextual frame for the proposed interim agreement. Tags: World Order, India Foreign Policy, Indian Foreign Policy, International Relations, Current Affairs for UPSC CSE, Contemporary Issues for UPSC CSE, Recent Issues in News, UPSC CSE, UPSC CSE free videos, UPSC Online, UPSC Exam, UPSC Examination, UPSC Syllabus, UPSC, IAS Exam, IAS Questions, IAS Syllabus, IAS Preparation, IAS Exam Syllabus, CSE Exam, CSE Syllabus.

International Relations for UPSC CSE: World Order and India's Foreign Policy

In this course the educator will discuss about international relations with other countries that has not been discussed before. Earlier the educator has discussed the international relations of India with its neighbours.

Lessons

8 lessons • 1h 28m