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Seven all-party delegations abroad

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Battle IAS current affairs title card: Seven all-party delegations abroad (GS2 · IR, 18 May 2025)

What happened

  • Seven all-party delegations were set to visit key nations under Operation Sindoor outreach [PIB].

Background

  • The list was shared by the Parliamentary Affairs Minister [PIB].

Why it matters

  • Bipartisan diplomacy.

How to use this in Mains

GS-II Bilateral, regional and global groupings and agreements involving India

  1. As per PIB (2025-05-18): seven all-party delegations were set to visit key nations under Operation Sindoor outreach.
  2. Bipartisan diplomacy.
Quotable data point

Seven all-party delegations were set to visit key nations under Operation Sindoor outreach.

PIB: All-party delegations, 18 May 2025

Exam angle

UPSC

Prelims: none.

Practice MCQs

Original practice questions (not PYQs).

Practice · UPSC

Number of delegations

Answer (b) & explanation

PIB.

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Official source: PIB: All-party delegations, 18 May 2025

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