Topics

1. Chinese ‘Dual-Use’ Cargo heading to Pakistan seized - Pg 1

2. CJI Flags Reluctance of Trial Courts to Grant Bail - Pg 9
3. Tripartite Agreement in Tripura - Pg 10

4. Nyoma Advanced Landing Ground - Pg 9

5. Kashmiri Hangul - Pg 10
1. Pg 1 – GS II (IR)
China – Pakistan Nuclear Nexus
China – Pakistan Nuclear Nexus
China – Pakistan Nuclear Nexus
Few Recent Incidents
Non-Proliferation Treaty
Export Control Regimes - NSG
Wassenaar Arrangement

• It has 42 member states comprising mostly NATO

(North Atlantic Treaty Organization) and EU states.

• Participating States are required to report their arms

transfers and transfers/denials of certain dual-use
goods and technologies to destinations outside the
Arrangement on a six-monthly basis.

• India became a member of the Arrangement in 2017.

Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR)
2. Pg 9 – GS II (Polity)
3. Pg 10 – GS III (Internal Security)
Indigenous People of Tripura
Tripura Insurgency
Tipraha Indigenous Progressive Regional Alliance (TIPRA) or
The Tipra Motha Party
Prelims Tidbits
4. Pg 9 – GS III (Security)
5. Pg 12 – GS III (E&E)
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 Mains Practice Questions
1. Explore the history of China-Pakistan nexus in aiding nuclear proliferation. In
this context, discuss the role of all the important export control regimes. (250
words; 15 marks)

2. ‘Granting bail is the rule, not granting bail is an exception’. Elucidate. (250
words; 15 marks)