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ID:
079366
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New Delhi, Atlantic, 2007.
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xii, 372p.
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8126907886
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185774
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The purpose of the paper is to examine the problematics that the neighbourhood states face, their fault lines, and how they affect the
peace and stability in South Asia in general and towards India in particular. The analysis of the same would lead us to define India’s
strategic outlook and decision-making. It would hence be necessary to cast India’s Strategic outlook in relation to the conceptualisation of the term National Interest, the emerging global order and the fault lines in the new Global Order, and a brief understanding of the phenomenon of nuclear proliferation, collapse of Communism and keeping in mind Huntington’s postulation of the clash of civilisation and its aftereffects as we see in the 21st century.
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ID:
150161
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034709
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New Delhi, Atlantic Publishers, 1986.
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vi, 208p.
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ID:
141039
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New Delhi, KW Publishers Pvt Ltd, 2014.
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35p.pbk
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Manekshaw Paper no; 49
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044361
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London, Frances pinter (publishers) Ltd., 1984.
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277p.
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0861873572
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139051
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In this context, there is an apparent need for a new appraisal of the status, both economic and political, of the Hill Country or Highland Tamils of Indian origin in Sri Lanka. This community is nearly 1.48 million in number, and constituted approximately 11.61 per cent of the total Sri Lankan population as per the official Census data of 1971. They continue to form an important part of Sri Lankan citizenry even though their strength may have marginally declined in the years following 1971, especially after some spells of repatriation to India consequent on the Amendment of the Shastri-Sirimavo Accord of 1964, and after the Indira-Sirimavo Agreement of 1974. The Highland Tamils (also known as Malaiha Tamils) are quite distinct from the Tamils of Northern and Eastern Sri Lanka, and have led a practically disenfranchised existence for quite some time since the country’s independence in 1948.
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126303
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164136
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