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130643
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A rising Africa has caught the attention of the world not merely because of its vast natural resources but also because it is the economically fastest growing continent. The article argues that, as Africa gains prominence, the roles of China and India have come into focus. New Delhi's current policy is quite different from that it pursued in the post-independence era, which was focussed on the limited political agenda of anti-colonialism. Even as its interests in the Indian Ocean rapidly grow, its great power ambitions are increasing backed by a burgeoning economy. This has necessitated a new a new policy of engagement that is expansive and multifaceted, encompassing political, economic and strategic dimensions. India maintains that its robust economic relationship is part of South-South cooperation and hence mutually beneficial, for it is aimed at capability and institution building. While economic and political aspects continue to dominate the academic discourse, the Indian Ocean is beginning to become a significant factor in India's Africa policy, even as this ocean acquires enormous geostrategic and economic
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169816
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India and Africa emerged as two growth poles of the world. Contrasting developmental aspects enables them to write a new chapter of rejuvenation and rebirth in the 21st century. Africa’s abundant natural resources with technical expertise of India create a win-win situation for both. India and Africa shares common colonial history and method of liberation, following independence government of India is closely working with African countries to secure sustainable development. India emerged as a voice of developing countries on various international forums. African countries from the days of Non-Aligned Movement to G77 in the United Nation stand in favor of India. In 2016, South Africa supported India’s bid to membership in nuclear supply group.
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