Chapters - Current Issues Explanation Series by Akshay Sir

Current Issues Explanation Series by Akshay Sir

Current Issues Explanation Series by Akshay Sir explains long-running international and strategic issues from the beginning, so that a student can understand any new headline about them. The series has 6 explainers: the Israel and Palestine Issue, the Iran-Israel Issue, the Doklam Issue, the Balochistan Issue, the India-Nepal Issue and the Gulf of Tonkin Incident.

These are the issues that keep coming back in news and therefore in exams, from one-mark map questions in SSC and Railway to essay and interview discussions in UPSC and State PCS. Each video covers the geography, the history, the parties involved and India's position, in Hindi, in a single sitting.

• Watch before: any exam with international relations or map-based questions.
• Keep updated with: Trending Current Affairs 2026 and Current Affairs Analysis 2026 by Dushyant Sir.

6 chapters · 6 free videos · Watch in order from the first chapter.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Doklam issue?
Doklam is a plateau at the India-Bhutan-China tri-junction where Indian and Chinese troops faced off in 2017 over a Chinese road. The video explains the location, Bhutan's claim, the Siliguri Corridor's importance and why the issue still appears in exams.

Why is the Gulf of Tonkin incident important?
The 1964 Gulf of Tonkin incident led the United States to escalate the Vietnam War. The video explains the event, the resolution it triggered and its place in Cold War history, a topic asked in world history and international relations questions.

Is the Israel-Palestine video updated for recent events?
The video covers the roots of the conflict from the early 20th century to the recent wars so that new headlines make sense; for the latest facts, pair it with the Trending Current Affairs series on CrazyGkTrick.

Are these explanations in Hindi?
Yes, Akshay Sir explains every issue in Hindi with the English names of places, treaties and organisations as used in exam papers.