India’s emphasis on humanitarian crisis and silence on key strategic issues such as how to deal with Taliban and the prospect of India’s recognition of new regime or lack of it, indicate that India’s new Afghanistan policy is still in making. Analyse its implications.

Topic: India and its neighborhood- relations. 5. India’s emphasis on humanitarian crisis and silence on key strategic issues such as how to deal with Taliban and the prospect of India’s recognition of new regime or lack of it, indicate that India’s new Afghanistan policy is still in making. Analyse its implications. (250 words) Difficulty level: …

India’s substantive engagement of the past with Afghanistan was aimed at the realisation of a stable polity and it remains the most viable option as Afghanistan enters a new phase in its turbulent political evolution. Examine.

Topic: India and its neighborhood- relations. 3. India’s substantive engagement of the past with Afghanistan was aimed at the realisation of a stable polity and it remains the most viable option as Afghanistan enters a new phase in its turbulent political evolution. Examine. (250 words) Difficulty level: Moderate Reference: Indian Express Why the question: New …

India envoy in Doha meets Taliban leader

GS Paper 2 Topics covered: International relations   Context: Official meeting between representatives of India and Taliban leaders in Qatar recently More on the news Indian Ambassador to Qatar Deepak Mittal met with the head of the Taliban’s political office, Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanekzai This is the first public engagement between India and the regime …

India and Russia Ties amidst uncertainties in Afghanistan:

GS Paper 2: Topics covered: Effect of policies and politics of developed and developing countries on India’s interests, Indian diaspora.   Context: Amid unprecedented developments in the region, India and Russia have a series of engagements lined up in the next few months leading up to the summit between the two leaders.  Facts for prelims: …

With a Taliban takeover now a reality in Afghanistan, India is left with limited options to protect its interests there. The time for hesitant, backchannel parleys is over and New Delhi must begin talks with Taliban as it is a strategic necessity. Analyse.

Topic:  India and its neighbourhood- relations. 3. With a Taliban takeover now a reality in Afghanistan, India is left with limited options to protect its interests there. The time for hesitant, backchannel parleys is over and New Delhi must begin talks with Taliban as it is a strategic necessity. Analyse. (250 words) Difficulty level: Moderate …