Part 1: Union & Its Territory

Union and its territory: Part I opf indian constppipppppptution for civil services exams

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India, Pakistan Exchange List of Nuclear Installations

India, Pakistan Exchange List of Nuclear Installations | Union & its territory

Context ∙ India and Pakistan exchanged the list of nuclear installations and facilities through diplomatic channels simultaneously at New Delhi and Islamabad. About ∙ The nuclear installations and facilities are covered under the Agreement on the Prohibition of Attack against Nuclear Installations and Facilities between India and Pakistan. ∙ It is the 33rd consecutive exchange

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Expansion of BRICS

Expansion of BRICS | Union & its territory

Context ∙ Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates have joined BRICS as new full members. About ∙ It was done as per the decision adopted by the 15th BRICS Summit in 2022. ∙ A proposal to admit six countries, including Argentina, into the bloc with effect from January 1. ∙ Argentina’s

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One Year of India-Australia ECTA

One Year of India-Australia ECTA | Union & its territory

Context ∙ The India-Australia Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement, recently completed one year. About ∙ Negotiations are also underway for concluding the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement between the two countries but there is no defined deadline at the moment. India-Australia Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement: ∙ The ECTA is a bilateral free trade agreement signed

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Red Sea Trouble

Red Sea Trouble | Union & its territory

Context: ∙ A spate of attacks on cargo ships in the Red Sea since November by the Houthi militia of Yemen has turned the quickest marine route linking Asia with Europe through the Suez Canal unsafe. About ∙ The attack has forced freighters to take a longer transit around the Cape of Good Hope in

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