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In one of the biggest geopolitical shifts in South Asia, Sheikh Hasina has resigned and fled Bangladesh. But for a UPSC aspirant, the real question is: What does this mean for India? Is this the end of India's "Neighborhood First" policy?
[The Body] The ongoing turmoil in Bangladesh is not just a current affair update; it is a critical case study for UPSC Mains 2024.
In this video, we analyze the Bangladesh Crisis in-depth: 1️⃣ The Trigger: From Quota Protests to a Mass Uprising. 2️⃣ The Underlying Causes: Economic distress, authoritarianism, and the China factor. 3️⃣ India's Dilemma: The failure of intelligence? The impact on Act East Policy and the North-East. 4️⃣ Future Scenarios: Will the new regime be hostile? The role of Pakistan & ISI. 5️⃣ Mains Answer Writing: How to structure answers on "India's Neighborhood Policy."
📚 Syllabus Relevance:
• GS Paper 2: International Relations, India & Its Neighborhood, Effect of policies on Indian interests.
• GS Paper 3: Internal Security, Border Management, Illegal Migration, NRC.
🔥 Key Questions for Practice:
• Discuss the implications of the political crisis in Bangladesh on India's internal security and foreign policy.
• Has India's "Neighborhood First" policy failed? Critically analyze with respect to the recent developments in the Indian subcontinent.
⏱️ Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction: The Fall of Hasina 1:30 - Why did the Protests Start? (Quota Issue) 3:45 - The Real Reasons (Economy & Politics) 6:00 - The Geopolitics: China, Pakistan & US 8:45 - India's Stakes & Challenges 11:00 - Conclusion & Way Forward

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