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Review Essay: ‘Deadly Impasse: Indo-Pakistani Relations at the Dawn of a New Century’, Dr Sumit Ganguly
Brig Gurmeet Kanwal

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The terrorist attack at an army camp in Uri in mid-September 2016 was followed by several surgical strikes across the Line of Control (LoC) by the Special Forces of the Indian Army. Since then, India-Pakistan relations have deteriorated steadily and...

December 1, 2016
Tags: Ballistic Missile, India-Pakistan, Indian Army, LoC, POK, SAARC summit, Surgical Strikes, Pakistan, Neighbourhood Studies
Bangladesh Migrants: A Threat to India; P K Mishra; Gyan Publishing House; PP 304; Price Rs 910
Dr A Surya Prakash

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A Diligent Field Report on Illegal Migration and its Impact on India’s Unity and Integrity Bangladesh Migrants: A Threat to india by Mr. Pavas Kumar Mishra , retired Additional Director-General of the Border Security Force, is a rare book that...

August 6, 2014
Tags: Bangladesh Migrants, Internal Security, Muslim, national security, Supreme Court, Bangladesh, Neighbourhood Studies
The Warrior State: Pakistan in the Contemporary World; T V Paul; Random House India; PP 257; Price Rs 499
Sushant Sareen

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A Wonky State Behaving Like Warrior State

June 13, 2014
Tags: Indian origin, Paradox of Pakistan, Warrior State, Pakistan, Neighbourhood Studies
Reaping the Whirlwind; Michael Griffin; Pluto Press; PP 283; Price: Rs 1834
Amb Prabhat P Shukla

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Afghanistan 2014: Forward to the Past? This is not a recent book, comparatively speaking; it was published in 2001, but remains topical. It covers the rise of the Taliban in the mid- to late-1990’s, and examines the main actors in the rise of this...

May 6, 2014
Tags: Afghanistan, America, Osama Bin Laden, Pashtun, Taliban, UN Security Council, US East African Missions, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Neighbourhood Studies
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