International relation by m puri sample

2022-04-18 17:32:04 Revise 450 days current affairs in a week through a single PDF-organised subject wise.

Sources : PIB, The Hindu, Indian Express, Down to earth, Live Mint, economic times

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2022-04-18 03:54:43 ASEAN+3

The ASEAN Plus Three (APT) cooperation process began in December 1997 with the convening of an Informal Summit among the Leaders of ASEAN and China, Japan and the South Korea.

The APT Summit was institutionalised in 1999 when the Leaders issued a Joint Statement on East Asia Cooperation at the Third APT Summit in Manila. Open / Comment

2022-04-07 15:30:17 Bilateral Cooperation in Regional/Sub-Regional Context

Myanmar's membership of ASEAN, BIMSTEC and Mekong Ganga Cooperation has introduced a regional/sub-regional dimension to bilateral relations and imparted added significance in the context of our "Act East" policy.

Myanmar has generally been supportive of India's stand to various international organisations.

India supported the inclusion of Myanmar as an observer in SAARC in 2008 Open / Comment

2022-04-06 15:30:37 Security status between India and Myanmar

The Indian Armed Forces have traditionally had friendly relations with their Myanmar counterparts.

Both countries face problems of armed separatist groups using each other’s soil.

The KIA, an insurgent group in Myanmar, has backed India’s north-eastern separatist groups such as ULFA and the NSCN (Khaplang), in consultation with government officials in China’s neighbouring Yunnan province. Open / Comment

2022-04-06 11:57:43 Kaladan Multi Modal Transit Transport Project

The project includes a waterways component of 158 km on Kaladan river from Sittwe to Paletwa in Myanmar and a road component of 109 km from Paletwa to Zorinpui on the India-Myanmar border . The waterways component comprises Sittwe Port,Inland Water Transport (IWT) terminals, backup facilities and navigational channel.

Mooted in 2003, India entered a framework agreement with Myanmar for Kaladan project in 2008. Construction began in 2010 with a deadline in June 2015. However, the project faced delays especially on the road project.

The project is being implemented with GoI’s grant assistance under the head of ‘Aid to Myanmar

By Early 2017, Under waterways component, Port and Inland Water Transport (IWT) terminal at Sittwe and related infrastructure/back up facilities; IWT/trans-shipment terminal and related facilities at Paletwa; navigational channel along Kaladan river from Sittwe to Paletwa and six self-propelled IWT vessels have been completed. Open / Comment

2022-04-04 11:07:36 The Rise of China and India

President Xi- Jinping, is considered to be the strongest leader since Den Xiaoping and by some after Mao. OBOR is his brainchild.

At the recent 19th Party Congress in October 2017-Xi Jinping thought was included in the constitution along with the OBOR.Xi further consolidated his power at the weeklong leadership reshuffle event, held every five years.

Xi underlined the theme of this year’s congress as never forgetting the party’s founding purpose, including realization of “the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation”—also known as the “Chinese Dream”.

Under Xi China’s rise has acquired assertive tone and this is expected to continue. e.g. the South China sea issue.

China under Xi has caused alarm, interest and caution in the international community.

India needs to continue cooperation wherever possible, augment is own strength and
resolve border and river disputes amicably. A framework is available for such a strategy. Open / Comment

2022-04-03 16:30:47 India and South East Asia

Myanmar: The Gateway to South East AsiaIndia-Myanmar Relations

India shares a long land border of over 1600 Km with Myanmar (previously known as Burma) as well as a maritime boundary in the Bay of Bengal. Four north-eastern states
(Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur and Mizoram) share boundary with Myanmar.

India and Myanmar share close cultural ties and a sense of deep kinship given India's Buddhist heritage.

Over a period of 62 years (1824-1886), Britain conquered Burma and incorporated the country into its Indian Empire. Burma was administered as a province of India until 1937

There are varying estimates of 1.5-2.5 million people of Indian origin living and working in various parts of Myanmar

Myanmar is the only ASEAN country adjoining India and,therefore, India’s gateway to South East Asia with which we are seeking greater economic integration through India's 'Look East' and now 'Act East' Policy. Open / Comment

2022-04-02 16:45:39 The 20th edition of the Indian and French Navy bilateral exercise ‘VARUNA-2022’ is being conducted in the Arabian Sea.

• The Indian and French Navies have been conducting bilateral maritime exercises since 1993. Since 2001, these exercises have been called ‘VARUNA’.

• This is an annual event.

• These interactions further underscore the shared values as partner navies, in ensuring freedom of seas and commitment to an open, inclusive Indo-Pacific and a rules-based international order.

Other Indo-French Joint Exercises:

• Desert Knight-21 and Garuda (Air exercise)

• Shakti (Army exercise) Open / Comment

2022-04-01 18:31:03 The Rise of China and India

President Xi- Jinping, is considered to be the strongest leader since Den Xiaoping and by some after Mao. OBOR is his brainchild.

At the recent 19th Party Congress in October 2017-Xi Jinping thought was included in the constitution along with the OBOR.Xi further consolidated his power at the weeklong leadership reshuffle event, held every five years.

Xi underlined the theme of this year’s congress as never forgetting the party’s founding purpose, including realization of “the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation”—also known as the “Chinese Dream”.

Under Xi China’s rise has acquired assertive tone and this is expected to continue. e.g. the South China sea issue.

China under Xi has caused alarm, interest and caution in the international community.

India needs to continue cooperation wherever possible, augment is own strength and
resolve border and river disputes amicably. A framework is available for such a strategy. Open / Comment