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059588
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136831
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B.R.Ambedkar occupies a special place in the development of constitutional democracy in Modern Asia. Born an untouchable he was sponsored by the progressive Maharaja of Baroda, India to improve his education. It was an assignment that the young Ambedkar accepted with gusto.
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136833
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B.R.Ambedkar occupies a special place in the development of constitutional democracy in Modern Asia. Born an untouchable he was sponsored by the progressive Maharaja of Baroda, India to improve his education. It was an assignment that the young Ambedkar accepted with gusto.
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ID:
109713
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078097
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165540
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Mohammed Badrul Alam examines and summarises the broad contours of India–Russia relations of the past seven decades. He also explains the China factor in a contextual relationship with the two countries and concludes by forecasting probable scenarii both regionally and globally involving India, Russia and China.
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ID:
108567
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ID:
158581
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Indians in America are characterised by their high educational and economic status, which on average places them above almost all other ethnic groups including the “white” majority. The Government of India has taken a number of measures to facilitate the involvement of overseas Indians in the nation’s economy and keep them connected with their native culture. Mohammed Badrul Alam reviews the size and role of the Indian community in the US and suggests measures to strengthen bonds with the mother country.
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ID:
128139
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2014.
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The Indian community in United States is one among many ethnic communities, which have been increasingly visible in the last four decades. Although the flow of Indians as new ethnic started first as a trickle in 1895, their impact was really felt in the aftermath of the landmark 1965 immigration legislation. This new immigration groups has begun to attract academic attention and has to been the focus of research by a number of scholars.
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ID:
128138
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2014.
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The Indian community in United States is one among many ethnic communities, which have been increasingly visible in the last four decades. Although the flow of Indians as new ethnic started first as a trickle in 1895, their impact was really felt in the aftermath of the landmark 1965 immigration legislation. This new immigration groups has begun to attract academic attention and has to been the focus of research by a number of scholars.
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ID:
118079
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086216
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2009.
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The changing economic, military and strategic environment in and around South Asia, Southeast Asia and East Asis has had its repercussions on India trying to reach out for new evenues for exercising greater mobility and flexibility in the region for the conduct of its foreign policy.
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119775
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ID:
132488
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2014.
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Like in any nuclear weapon state, multiple vulnerabilities exist in a nuclear weapons complex. In the case of Pakistan, it is possible that groups or individuals may violate security rules for a variety of reasons, including pro?t making, settling a vendetta, or religious or ideological motives. Rogue elements may try to gain control over sensitive items for their own use or to transfer these items to another state or to other non-state actors for ?nancial or ideological reasons. A special concern is that of Pakistan, as its history_ suggests, may suffer another military coup at some point of time. A new leadership, in that case, can be expected to- place a high priority on seizing the country's nuclear assets
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ID:
062196
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Spring/Summer 2005.
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116086
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158880
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This article shows that as part of India’s special nature at the bilateral sphere and its overall ‘Act East’ policy, India and Japan are acutely aware of the need for strategic and security cooperation between the two countries for ensuring order, stability and equilibrium among the region’s great powers. Both the countries recognise that India-Japan cooperation and the process of engagement cannot be sustained on sheer expediency, episodic and transactional basis but has to be firmly rooted in shared values in both security and strategic terms.
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ID:
118500
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ID:
154752
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Very recently, India’s ambassador to Afghanistan Amar Sinha criticised Pakistan for its suspected proxy war tactics and encouragement for terrorism in Afghanistan. He emphasised that Pakistan is trying to use Afghanistan as its combat zone while doing nothing to eliminate the terrorist sanctuaries on its soil. Ambassador Sinha’s accusations were swiftly refuted by in a statement released by Pakistan’s embassy in Afghanistan maintaining that India’s accusations are ‘baseless and unfounded.
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