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DID You Know?: 🔍 Why was I.M.E.C corridor initiated ? 🔍 Significance of  I.M.E.C 🔍  🔍  1. Why was I.M.E.C corridor initiated ? The economic powerhouses of India and Europe faced a significant geographical challenge with the ancient trade route passing through disputed territories, vulnerable to blockades by adversaries during times of political crisis. This necessitated the exploration of an alternative route in collaboration with their economic allies to circumvent potential disruptions. This route was I.M.E.C Many countries supported this initiative due to the shorter distance of the new route compared to the traditional one, as well as its strategic response to China's Belt and Road initiatives. But, the one who initiated was neither India nor any Middle East Nation nor any European Nation, it was U.S.A. though, U.S.A. was not geographically involved It was to improve India US economic ties 2. Significance of I.M.E.C I.M.E.C(India Middle East Europe Economic Corridor) the gr

 Did You Know:- 🔍 What is COP28❓ 🔍 How frequently COP28 works and its Background ❓ 🔍 Significance of UAE's Hostings in COP28 1. What is COP28? COP28 is the meeting of 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference or Conference of Parties of UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change) or 28th conference of UNFCCC held at the Dubai, UAE an Influential country of the Middle East province. It works on reduction of greenhouse gas number of consumers and production to reduce the green house effect. Climate Change and Climate Change are economical, political, and social issues. The main issues of COP28 are reduction of greenhouse gas consumers and production to reduce the green house effect and Climate change an economic, political, environmental issues. However, it has been recently criticized for its lack of ambition and effectiveness despite being a group of  nations. Hence, it has been amended several times like, in 2015 the Paris Agreement which aimed at limitin

  Did You Know?:- ✔ What is I2U2 ❓ ✔ Why did I2U2 form ❓ ✔ What are the interest of each and every country ❓  ✔ What are current projects of I2U2 ❓ 1. What is I2U2?  I2U2 is the Diplomatic Group of India, Israel, U.S.A. and U.A.E.which mainly works on humanitarian projects, make the world more Bilateral in terms of economic prosperity and Political welfare. It was formed in 2022 with participation of UAE president, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Israeli PM, Yair Lapid, Indian PM, Narendra Modi, American President Joe Biden. 2. Why did I2U2 form? I2U2, known as the Western QUAD or the International Forum for Economic cooperation or the Middle East QUAD, is a multilateral forum for international cooperation in the Middle East. Its four members Nations, UAE, USA, Israel and India, met for the first time under a new framework On October 2021which focused on Humanitarian development and was called as the Middle East QUAD or International forum for economic cooperation. The Diplomatic importa

Did you know:- 🎯 Why was quad initiated? 🎯 Why and When was Q.U.A.D formed? 🎯 What are the interests of the Quad members? 🎯 What are the Aims of Quad? 1. What is Q.U.A.D initiated?  The Quadrilateral Union Security Dialogue popularly called Q.U.A.D is a Union of India, Japan, the United States of America, and Australia though it is a loose group(a member country may leave the union due to some diplomatic reasons) rather than a formal alliance but, its goal is still quite broad. It works to stabilize peace in the Indo-Pacific Region from both military and Political dominance in the Indo-Pacific by any country. 2. Why and When was Q.U.A.D formed? Shinzo Abe, the Japanese Prime Minister, started it in 2007 with the help of Australia's Prime Minister John Howard. It had been in Japan's favor too because it was in response to China's military exercises in the Malabar the in Indo-Pacific which had affected Japan, India, Australia, and the United States since it was the route

 Did you know:- 🙏 Why and when was BRICS established? 🙏 Current Goals of BRICS 🙏 Impact of B.R.I.C.K.S on the world 🙏 Why do most of the countries  want to join B.R.I.C.K.S 1. Why and when was BRICS ESTABLISHED? BRIC is an acronym or abbreviation for the major emerging economies (Brazil, Russia, India, China). This abbreviation was coined in 2001 by Goldman Sachs economist Jim O'Neill and was formalized by a meeting in Petersburg, Russia on the Margins of UNGA by outstretching the G8 in the year. 2006. The First summit of BRIC was held in 2009 in Yekaterinburg, Russia and the very next year South Africa joined BRIC. After which the association was renamed as BRICS(Russia, India, China, Brazil, South Africa) which aimed for higher Political and Economic stability by either rivaling its source economically or by resolving it by co-operation. 2. Current Goals of B.R.I.C .S The BRICS countries support a system of global governance that is more effective and maximizes the world'

Did you know:- 🌐What is G20? 🌐G20 meetings in India 🌐How and when did it start? 🌐whats the " Official language of G20 " 1. What is G20? G20 is a group of 20 significant nations with powerful economies that work to implement the SDGs(Sustainability goals) through discussions of Foreign ministers, Prime ministers, Defence ministers, and other heads of a country. Which includes:- 🌍France 🌍Italy 🌍Germany 🌍India 🌍U.S.A 🌍U.K 🌍Russia 🌍Japan 🌍Indonesia 🌍Australia 🌍South Africa 🌍Spain 🌍Saudi Arabia 🌍Spain 🌍European Union 🌍South Korea 🌍Brazil Established in 1999, it brings together the world's major economies, representing around 80% of the global GDP and two-thirds of the world's population. The G20 was formed to address the world's economic and financial challenges, and its official language is English. India has hosted G20 meetings in the past, and the group has significantly impacted the global economy, addressing issues such as financial stability

Did you know:- 🎯What is Capitalism? 🎯How and When did it start? 🎯What are its Disadvantages and advantages? 1. What is Capitalism? In Capitalism individuals own the shares in the Market and the Government has less or no Authority and can only take tax from the Markets. This gives the people much liberty as in socialism only the locals can enter the market. It is usually helpful to the Economy when a Country is Free from Social Inequalities, If a Country is not free from social inequalities then there will be an Accumulation of Power which may Cause the Accumulated region of power in the society to be more Powerful which may lead them to be Monarch of the Nation or even Dictatorship. 2. How&When did it start? It seems like you're curious about the origins of capitalism. Well, the concept of capitalism has been around for centuries, but it wasn't until the Industrial Revolution in the 18th century that it really took off. Before capitalism, most economies were based

      Did you know:- 🎯 Whats socialism? 🎯How did it start? 🎯Why is it  famous today? 1.   Do you know whats socialism? Socialism is a political and economic theory that supports collective or government ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods and services. The main objective of socialism is to achieve greater equality by addressing economic disparities, promoting social welfare, and ensuring universal access to essential needs like healthcare, education, and housing. This stands in contrast to capitalism, which emphasizes private ownership and control hence, its a good fit if the country is having a lot of inequality, poor healthcare , economic disparities and bad socio-economic structure. 2.How did it start? Socialism emerged in response to the social and economic changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution in the 18th and 19th centuries. Early socialist thinkers, such as Henri de Saint-Simon, Charles Fourier, Robert Owen, Karl Marx,

                              The  World D emocratiC  Summit did you know:- 📜When was world democratic summit ? 📜Why was it  held ? 📜 Which Countries denied to join it 1.Why was The World Democratic Summit held? The World Democratic Summit was held on various occasions throughout history on 29 march to 30 march,2023 . It is important to note that there is no singular event that can be referred to as the definitive World Democratic Summit. The concept of a democratic summit is typically used to refer to gatherings of world leaders, policymakers, and experts who come together to discuss issues related to democracy, governance, and human rights. 2.Why was it  held ? The World Democratic Summit was held in response to a growing concern over the state of democracy worldwide. Many countries have seen a rise in authoritarianism and a decline in democratic values and institutions. The summit aimed to bring together leaders from around the world to discuss the challenges facing democracy and

 COMMUNISM did you know:- 🧩What's Communism? 🧩Why did 'COMMUNISM' start?  🧩How did Communism start ? 🧩Advantages and Disadvantages of Communism 1.What's Communism? Communism is a political ideology that advocates for a classless society where the means of production are owned and controlled by the community as a whole. It is based on the principles of equality and social justice, and seeks to eliminate social and economic inequality. At its core, communism seeks to create a society where there is no private ownership of property, and where all resources are shared equally among the people. This means that there is no exploitation of labor or accumulation of wealth by a privileged few. 2.Why did 'COMMUNISM' start?  The origins of communism can be traced back to the 19th century, when Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels published the Communist Manifesto in 1848. The manifesto laid out the principles of communism and called for the overthrow of the capitalist system

 democracy 🧩 Why did democracy start? 🧩H ow did it start? 🧩W hat were the problems in it? 1. Why did democracy start? It started due to the French Revolution, which was a period of social and political upheaval in France from 1789 to 1799. The revolution was sparked by a combination of factors, including economic hardship, social inequality, and the influence of Enlightenment ideas. The revolutionaries sought to overthrow the monarchy and establish a new system of government based on the principles of liberty, equality, and fraternity. The French Revolution had a profound impact on the course of European history and helped to usher in the modern era which is currently known as "Democracy 2.H ow did it start? It started under the reign of Louis XVI when descended to throne the treasury was empty due to the long 300 year war betweenthe French and the British so, increased the taxes on the workers &peasents already being exploited  as, nobles didn't had to pay them neither

How did world war II END did you know:- ✔who won the world warII? ✔why did hitler lost ? ✔ what all  Agreements     broken by hitler 1. Who won the world warII? Actually even though hitler had nearly won the europe he lost because of his usual way of forming a treaty and breaking it and in it he did it other 2  super powers in europe,USSRand britian, which caused his down fall as, in that both US and USSR were in the allied force so, both won. 2. How did it END? Hitler lost because of 2 main reasons which were  racism to other religion causing revolts with a few exceptions like:- he left off his family doctor because he took care of his  he broke the treaty with USSR by attacking at salingard while he attacked britian to have it  surrender but it didn't and all thanks to it germany's attacked from the Allied forces which included US,USSR,China and Britian.It all ended at 1945 with surrender of one of Hitler's allies, Japan. 3.What all  Agreements   broken in it? Agreements

Why and how did world war 2 start? Did you know?:- ✔ Who was Odolf Hitler? ✔ How he nearly won whole of the europe? 1. Who caused World war II? The one who caused it,Odolf Hitler, was born at 1889  with the father as Alois Hitler. He was Alios fourth son too But despite being Alios only son to survive he was always Physically bullied by him so, on his father's death he wasn't even sad. He soon got a interest in arts, but wasn't able to do much as according to him jewish had the control over arts and so he wanted to kill and finish all the jewish once and for all. 2.How did world war II? After World War I the treaty of versailles was signed under it germany had to pay all the loss of the war even though it lost and didn't  even allow to have a millitary. but, later our Hitler comes in power by brainwashing the people with his nazi party. Later Britian signs Anglo German agreemet under it Germany coulld have a millitary. Hitler wanted to recover economically and tertorial

Last King of Kashmir Did you know:-? 🎯Who was Maharaj Hari Singh. 🎯How he became a King. 🎯Why wasn't he defeated by the British. 🎯How did he die. 1. Who was Maharaj Hari Singh Maharaja Sir Hari Singh GCSI GCIE GCVO (September 1895 – 26 April 1961) was the last ruling Maharaja of the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir.                                  Hari Singh was the son of Amar Singh and Bhotiali Chib. In 1923, following his uncle's death, Singh became the new Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir. After Indian Independence in 1947, Singh wanted Jammu and Kashmir to remain an independent kingdom. He was required to accede to the Dominion of India to get the support of Indian troops against an invasion by tribal armed men and the Pakistan Army into his state. Singh remained the titular Maharaja of the state until 1952 when the monarchy was abolished by the Indian government. After spending his final days in Bombay, he died on 26 April 1961. Singh was also a controversial ruler,

Cold war Did you know:- ✨Why did Cold War start? ✨What led to Cold War? ✨Conditons during Cold War. 1. Why did Cold War start?

Marathas Did you know:- Who was Shivaji? How did Shivaji die and his sucession? Rise of Marathas. Decline Marathas. 1. Who was Shivaji? He was the son of Shahji Bhonsole a military chief, Shivaji was born at shivneri fort in modern-day Pune on 19 Feb 1630. Due to the frequent invasions people from any race were being hired and while his father went out his mother(Jijabai) used to teach him science and maths and religion etc...whereas his tutor Shivaji I, also called Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj was an Indian Ruler and a member of the Bhonsole Maratha clan. Eventually, Shivaji used his guerilla tactic in which each local knowledge of mountains was an advantage as his usual invasions were in mountains and carved out his own Independent kingdom from the declining Adilshahi of Bijapur. In 1674, He has crowned the king at Raigad Fort. 2. How did Shivaji die? On April 3,1680-Maratha warrior Shivaji Bhonsole better known as Chhatrapati Maharaj died from illness with fever and dysentery. After

British in India Did you know? :- ✔How and why British came to India? ✔How they won India? ✔What opposition did they face? ✔Independence is there but at what cost? The British landed at India in Surat on August 24, 1608, but, they didn't know India's language then, how did they win India? let's see it:- 1. How and why British came to India? Due to England's Scilly conflict which lasted 335 years their Treasury depletion, they were forced to invade or find a country which had an abundance of the most costly of their country, which was spices. Coincidently, they knew one which they had found 43 years before the conflict it was "INDIA".They landed in the Indian subcontinent on August 24, 1608, at the port of Surat but sadly Portuguese had A sea route connecting Europe to India that came into the limelight in 1498 when a Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama came to Calicut. Because India had an abundance of raw materials and a lack of advancement, and administration