Vision IAS International Relations Notes Hindi 2025-2026 Printed Booklets Set of 3

If you want reliable international relations notes for UPSC in Hindi, this Vision IAS set delivers exactly that. Moreover, it packs the entire IR syllabus into three printed booklets for the 2025-2026 cycle. Therefore, Hindi-medium aspirants finally get structured, exam-ready coverage without scrambling across scattered sources.

Overview of these international relations notes for UPSC

Vision IAS compiled this set specifically for the UPSC Civil Services Examination. Furthermore, it targets General Studies Paper 2, where international relations carries heavy weight. As a result, you study crisp, syllabus-aligned content in Hindi from start to finish.

The set contains 3 printed booklets in spiral and book-binding formats. In addition, the 2025-2026 edition folds in recent global developments. Consequently, you stay current with bilateral, regional, and multilateral dynamics that examiners love to test.

Why choose Vision IAS

Vision IAS remains a trusted name among serious UPSC candidates. Moreover, subject experts prepare every page with the examination pattern in mind. Therefore, you receive material that mirrors both Prelims recall and Mains answer demands.

• Expert authorship: Experienced faculty design the content, so explanations stay precise.
• Syllabus alignment: Each topic maps directly to the GS-2 IR portion.
• Hindi-medium focus: Quality IR material in Hindi stays scarce, yet this set fills that gap.

For a wider GS foundation, you can also explore the Vision IAS complete GS notes set with 57 booklets. However, this IR set works perfectly as a focused, standalone resource too.

What’s included in this set

The set bundles the full international relations syllabus across three sequenced booklets. Furthermore, each booklet builds on the previous one. Therefore, the names below cover the complete IR set verbatim by part:

• Vision IAS International Relations Notes (Hindi) — Booklet 1 (Part I)
• Vision IAS International Relations Notes (Hindi) — Booklet 2 (Part II)
• Vision IAS International Relations Notes (Hindi) — Booklet 3 (Part III)

In short, three booklets together form one cohesive IR module. As a result, you avoid gaps that single-topic PDFs usually leave behind.

What these notes cover

The booklets address every major International Relations theme on the syllabus. Moreover, they connect theory with India’s foreign policy in practice. Consequently, you read both the concepts and their real-world application.

• India and its neighbourhood: Bilateral ties with neighbouring nations.
• Global groupings: Bilateral, regional, and multilateral arrangements involving India.
• International organisations: The UN, its agencies, and other key bodies.
• Global governance: Diaspora, trade, and contemporary international issues.
• Effect of policies: How developed-country policies shape India’s interests.

Because this set targets international relations notes for UPSC in Hindi, every concept appears in clear, readable Hindi. Therefore, comprehension stays high even on dense diplomatic topics.

Specifications at a glance

Who should buy this set

Hindi-medium aspirants targeting GS Paper 2 benefit the most here. Moreover, anyone wanting structured IR coverage without self-compiling notes will gain time. Therefore, both beginners and revisers find value in this set.

• First-time UPSC candidates building their IR base.
• Repeat aspirants who want quick, reliable revision material.
• Students who think and write more comfortably in Hindi.

If you also prepare current affairs in Hindi, then pair these notes with the Vision IAS Government Schemes PT 365 Hindi magazine. As a result, your GS-2 preparation stays well-rounded.

How to use these international relations notes for UPSC

Plan your study so the booklets work for both exam stages. First, read each part once for understanding. Next, mark high-yield topics for repeated revision.

1. Revise weekly: Schedule short, regular reviews to lock in recall.
2. Practise answers: Write GS-2 answers using the booklet structure for Mains.
3. Link current affairs: Connect each topic to recent global events.
4. Discuss in groups: Share perspectives to sharpen analytical depth.

Above all, treat these as your core IR resource. Then layer newspapers and monthly magazines on top.

Buying and delivery

Competer ships these booklets pan-India with Cash on Delivery available. Moreover, COD removes any upfront payment risk for first-time buyers. Therefore, you order with confidence from almost any pin code.

Dispatch happens quickly, and delivery usually lands within a few business days. In addition, responsive support resolves any delivery query fast. For the broader range, you can browse the full UPSC study material category on Competer.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many booklets are in these international relations notes for UPSC?

This set contains 3 printed booklets in Hindi. Together, they cover the complete International Relations portion of UPSC GS Paper 2. Therefore, you get end-to-end IR coverage in one package.

Are these international relations notes for UPSC in Hindi only?

Yes, this edition stays entirely in Hindi. However, Competer also stocks the English version separately. Consequently, you can choose the medium that suits you.

Do these notes work for both Prelims and Mains?

Absolutely, the content supports both stages. Moreover, the crisp coverage aids Prelims recall, while the depth helps Mains answer writing. As a result, one set serves your full GS-2 IR needs.

Are these international relations notes for UPSC 2026 updated?

Yes, this is the 2025-2026 edition. Furthermore, it reflects recent developments in global affairs. Therefore, you stay aligned with the current exam cycle.

Can I get these notes through Cash on Delivery?

Yes, Competer supports COD across most Indian pin codes. In addition, delivery typically completes within a few business days after dispatch. So you pay only when the parcel reaches you.

How do these compare with self-made or PDF notes?

These booklets save the hours that compiling scattered sources would cost. Moreover, printed booklets reduce screen strain compared with PDF notes. Consequently, your revision stays faster and more comfortable.