The most repetitive PSIR themes from the past year of Current… — PSIR 101 — TG.ME

The most repetitive PSIR themes from the past year of Current Affairs. Aspirants writing PSIR Mains this year must revise these thoroughly for the dynamic portion.✅ https://t.me/PSIRrevolution2026 1. Brexit (10 Years) and lessons for India 2. Future of US hegemony (250 years of American Independence) 3. 42nd CAA (50 Years) 4. From Look East to Act East to the Indo-Pacific 5. US Retreat from multilateral institutions and its impact on the Liberal International Order 6. BRICS 7. West Asian crisis 8. India’s Neighbourhood Policy (Pakistan, Bangladesh & Myanmar) 9. India’s Maritime Power/Strategy 10. Nuclear Order and India’s Nuclear Doctrine 11. India and the UNSC / UN Peacekeeping 12. India’s Strategic Autonomy 13. India–EU Relations 14. WTO 15. QUAD/BIMSTEC 16. SAARC 17. US and South Asia 18. Regional Parties and Federalism 19. Governor 20. Anti-Defection Law 21. G20 and the Global South 22. RIC and SCO 23. India–Israel Relations 24. NATO 25. India and Africa 26. A-LA-CARTE World Order 27. India and the G2 28. The Concept of “Chimerica” 29. RELOS (India–Russia) 30. Post-Neoliberal Consensus 31. Youth Uprisings in South Asia 32. Grassroots Democracy 33. Social Movements 34. Monroe/Donroe Doctrine 35. Latin America 36. Speaker 37. India-China Relations 38. Green Diplomacy For the static portion: Students who have diligently covered the 40 Years Comprehensive PYQ Notes are good to go. Note: PSIR Mains 2026 candidates who are not enrolled in the PSIR CA Comprehensive Course can request the comprehensive list of questions prepared from the past year’s Current Affairs using the Support ID given below. TG: @CSERevolutionSupport ✅