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WILL THE FOURTH QUAD   LEADERS'  SUMMIT  INCREASE  CHINA TENSION  Courtesy: PIB Of late, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi participated in the fourth Quad Leaders ‘Summit in Wilmington, Delaware, hosted by the President of the United States of America, H.E. Joseph R. Biden, Jr. on 21 September 2024. In this summit, the leaders first reviewed the progress achieved by the Quad last year. Then set the agenda for the coming year for the countries of the Indo-Pacific region to help them meet their development goals and aspirations. The objective behind the Quad is to keep the strategic sea routes in the Indo-Pacific region free from any military or political influence. It is seen as a strategic grouping to reduce Chinese dominance. The main objective of the Quad is to secure a rules-based global order, freedom of navigation, and a liberal trade system. The alliance also aims to offer alternative debt financing for countries in the Indo-Pacific region. In a true sense, the Quad is a dipl

  IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE  CONSTRUCTIVE IN JOB CREATION AND  GROWTH? Today, Artificial Intelligence is a burning topic. It has been the center of discussion for the past several decades. Presently, work is being done prominently on the use of advanced technologies in the world, due to which the world is changing rapidly. To speed up development and provide better amenities to the people, modern technology is being used extensively in every field. It is being considered that Artificial Intelligence has many benefits and it will generate employment. Artificial Intelligence means intellectual ability developed in a synthetic (artificial) way. Through this, a computer system or robotic system is created, which is attempted to be run on the basis of the same logic on the basis of which the human brain works. It is often thought that humans will be the biggest losers with AI’s arrival because their work will be taken over by machines. It is believed that the advent of AI, machine le

PM MODI’S FIRST HISTORIC VISIT TO  MODERN UKRAINE FOR WAR PEACE                        Courtesy: PIB PM Narendra Modi was on a one-day official visit to Ukraine on 23 August 2024 at the invitation of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky amid the Russia-Ukraine war. Before leaving New Delhi, Modi said that as 'a friend and partner' 'we' hope for an early restoration of peace and stability in the region. PM Modi arrived in Kyiv after a 10-hour train journey from Poland under tight security. PM Modi has visited Ukraine about a month after meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. However, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had expressed displeasure over PM Modi's visit to Russia. The US and some of its Western allies also criticized him. The Prime Minister has been appealing for a solution to the conflict through dialogue and diplomacy instead of condemning the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Prime Minister Modi and President Volodymyr Zelensky held a join

  “According to Article 3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, “everyone has the right to life, liberty, and security.” With the ongoing situation in Bangladesh, the main objective of the Human Rights and Peace for Bangladesh (HRPB) should be to establish human rights for the citizens of Bangladesh. But, is it being implemented in the right way? Human Rights Watch's Asia Deputy Director Meenakshi Ganguly herself has admitted that the news of violence against Hindus is "extremely worrying". However, she has also been saying that the violence is taking place due to politics and not due to religious animosity or any kind of communal reasons. Still, humans should not be hurt, whatever may be the reason.  Discrimination is indeed rampant throughout the world, the absence of prompt action and the neglect of law enforcement agencies in many parts of the world has increased unrest all around. After the coup of Sheikh Hasina's government in Bangladesh, the news headli

                                                          Picture courtesy -PIB Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Vienna, the capital of Austria, recently after his two-day visit to Russia. This is the first visit of an Indian Prime Minister to Austria after 41 years. This visit is taking place at a time when India and Austria are celebrating the 75th anniversary of their diplomatic relations. The Republic of Austria and India established diplomatic relations in 1949. Before this, Indira Gandhi was the last Indian Prime Minister to visit the country in 1983. This visit of PM Modi is not only historic but also very productive. PM Modi said that Austria is our steadfast and reliable partner and both countries share the ideals of democracy and pluralism. As soon as he landed at Vienna airport, Australian Chancellor Karl Nehammer hugged PM Modi. Then, he took a selfie with him and traditionally welcomed him. When PM Modi reached the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Vienna, Austrian artists sang

                                                                                                                      Courtesy: Photo Gallery! PM India Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Moscow for an official visit to Russia. He was was greeted by a goose-stepping honor guard upon arrival at Vnukovo-II International Airport. Russia's First Deputy PM Denis Manturov welcomed the Prime Minister on the tarmac. PM Modi held summit talks with President Vladimir Putin to review all aspects of bilateral ties and explore opportunities to further boost cooperation in sectors like trade, energy, and defense. The visit also sent a message on his stand on the Russia-Ukraine war. What is India’s stand on the Russia-Ukraine war? India has always been vocal about ending the Russia-Ukraine war. Since day one, the country has maintained a balanced and neutral stand between Russia-Ukraine. In his opening statement ahead of the summit with Putin at the Russian presidential office 'Kremlin&