Titlebook: India in South Asia; Challenges and Manag Amit Ranjan Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019 India.South Asia.Extra Regional Pow

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Understanding Pakistani Perspective in the Prism of Pakistan–India Relations Pakistan and India have struggled to live in peace and develop cordial ties. To this date, their diplomatic ties remain embedded in mutual suspicion and enmity. The chapter has elaborated on history with a particular focus on the formation of selective historical narrative, Kashmir issue, wars, pol

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Contemporary India–Sri Lanka Relations from Sri Lankan Perspectiveshile adopting insights from functionalism for a theoretical basis. Indo-Sri Lanka relations have been differently manifested by various factors over the time. In the contemporary context, the bulk of relief materials and active contributions of India at the first sign of natural disasters in Sri Lan

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India as Soft Powermagazine, Indian-American journalist Bobby Ghosh lyrically penned his personal account how he saved his life by referring to Bollywood star Shammi Kapoor when a gun-totting Saddam Hussain loyalist was about to shoot him.

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Rise of India’s ‘Extended Neighbourhood’ Worldviewmselves may not be the contents of foreign policy, they provide a requisite perspective for the policy makers to understand the world and take appropriate foreign policy decisions. In other words, they are ‘lenses through which people see the world and the frameworks within which theories of that wo

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Contemporary India–Sri Lanka Relations from Sri Lankan Perspectives Sri Lanka. In such a position of mutual cooperation, theinterdependency of the two countries increased gradually and both states are attempting to increaseavailable opportunities for greater cooperation in functionalists areas.

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perspective and do not consider what others think about Ind.This book discusses the perceptions India has about its South Asian neighbours, and how these neighbours, in turn, perceive India. While analyzing these perceptions, contributors, who are eminent researchers in international relations, hav

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India and Nepal Relations: Politics and Perceptionselection to the National Assembly (upper house) could take place, India’s foreign minister, Sushma Swaraj, visited Nepal in February 2018 and met leaders of the all the political parties including K. P. Oli even before he took over as the Prime Minister representing left alliance.

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Overwhelming Majority of Afghans Has a Positive Perception of India Emperor Ashoka came to rule parts of Afghanistan, introducing Buddhism to the region. Mauryan Empire declined after half a century, and Afghanistan descended into chaos for half a century. The country saw the rise of Greco-Bactrian, then the Indo-Greek kingdoms (the Kushans and the Indo-Scythians).