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Current Affairs — 24 September 2026

24 September 2026
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International RelationsGovernance & Polity

India's push for a rules-based order at the UN signals stronger global leadership

India's Prime Minister reiterated the necessity for a reformed and inclusive multilateral system at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), emphasizing dialogue, development, and trust over division. India highlighted the need for a more representative UN, calling for permanent and non-permanent seat expansion in the Security Council to ensure greater representation for the Global South. Furthermore, India reaffirmed its dedication to sustainable development, climate action, and upholding sovereignty, territorial integrity, and international law.

  • India's Prime Minister emphasized the transition from division to dialogue and cooperation at the UN General Assembly.
  • India called for comprehensive reforms of the UN Security Council to ensure adequate representation of the Global South.
  • The nation reiterated its commitment to sustainable development, climate action, and global peace and security.
Exam Points
  • The statements were made at the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).
  • The date of the publication is September 24, 2026.
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International RelationsDefence & Security

India strengthens partnership with Russia amid global shifts

India and Russia reaffirmed their enduring strategic partnership during Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to New Delhi. Both leaders reviewed progress in defense, energy, trade, and regional cooperation, emphasizing a multipolar, rules-based international order. Key highlights included defense security discussions involving advanced military hardware like the S-400 system, economic resilience via trade diversification, and energy cooperation in oil, gas, and nuclear energy. The engagement highlights India's strategic autonomy amid rising global polarization and its commitment to maintaining balanced international ties.

  • India and Russia reviewed and reaffirmed their long-standing, time-tested strategic partnership during President Vladimir Putin's visit.
  • Defense cooperation remains a core pillar, with discussions focusing on advanced military hardware including the S-400 system.
  • Energy and trade cooperation were expanded, focusing on crude oil, natural gas, nuclear energy, and fertilizers.
Exam Points
  • Russian President Vladimir Putin visited New Delhi to review bilateral progress.
  • Defense supplies discussed include the S-400 missile system.
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