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Answer Writing Approach (GS v Optional), Sources and Nature of Questions (in Hindi)
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Chinmay Dandekar
This lesson tells you about the difference in approach for writing International Relations answers with respect to GS and PSIR optional,the type of questions and Sources that I would be referring.
(Hindi) Contemporary World and India's Foreign Policy for UPSC CSE
11 lessons • 2h 28m
1
Course Overview: Introduction and Target Audience (in Hindi)
9:05mins
2
Answer Writing Approach (GS v Optional), Sources and Nature of Questions (in Hindi)
14:07mins
3
Basic Terminologies of International Relations- Part 1 (in Hindi)
14:08mins
4
Basic Terminologies of International Relations-Part 2 (in Hindi)
13:48mins
5
Theories of International Relations - Part 1 (in Hindi)
12:54mins
6
Theories of International Relations -Part 2 (in Hindi)
14:50mins
7
Evolution of India's World View (Effects of Traditional thought on Foreign Policy)
14:56mins
8
Evolution of India's Foreign Policy- From NEHRU to MODI (Part 1)
14:27mins
9
Evolution of India's Foreign Policy- NEHRU to MODI- Part 2 (in Hindi)
14:27mins
10
Evolution of India's World View -Part 2 (In Hindi)
10:35mins
11
Evolution of India's Foreign Policy- NEHRU to MODI- Part 3 (in Hindi)
14:57mins
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