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082751
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Bangalore, national Institute of Advance Studies, 2007.
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136p.
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8187663766
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078104
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Bangalore, National Institute of Advanced Studies, 2006.
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135808
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India should play an active role in seeking to address the challenges to the creation of a new and acceptable Indo-Pacific security architecture. Over the years, the aspirations and ambitions of India have grown. it has been acknowledged as a predominant power in south Asia, and an emerging power in the whole of Asia. Its desire to be a leading power in the Indian Ocean Rim cannot be questioned. However, India cannot shy away from assuming responsibilities and playing a more proactive and positive role, especially if it desire to an influential player in Asian and world affairs. India’s strategic orientations need to be adjusted to go beyond the Indian Ocean region to the Pacific Rim.
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173558
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COVID 19, the great pandemic has engulfed the whole world. It has taken a number of human lives and has also impacted on the economy as well as livelihood of people. There is no denying the fact that COVID 19 has created a war type of scenario where all the objectives of a full scale war are being realized. The problem comes when one has to declare both the winner and loser from such warfare.
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190671
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Based on a re-reading of the Indian Constituent Assembly Debates in light of subsequent developments, this article provides new insights about the extent to which the Indian constitution allows affirmative action for redressing historical disadvantages and empowering marginalised communities. Since the post-colonial Indian state introduced the criterion of religion in the lists of Scheduled Castes (SCs), this sparked suspicions of efforts to prevent conversions, further augmenting India’s Hindu majority. The article re-examines such claims in light of the Indian Constituent Assembly Debates and subsequent Government Orders for notifying/modifying SCs. It argues that the list of SCs was never envisioned as religion-neutral, so that the exclusion of Pasmanda Muslims and Dalit Christians from the SCs is not a communal afterthought, while religion has all along not been the only or main criterion for affirmative action policies.
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173506
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The rise of anti-immigrant sentiments has been gaining momentum worldwide. India despite being a victim of illegal cross border migration, more recently, has come up with Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in 2019, which has reflected India’s willingness to offer citizenship to the immigrants from Afghanistan, Pakistan and Bangladesh belonging to the minority community.
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061360
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169803
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The changing dynamics of geopolitics has led India to recalibrate its relationship with the major powers – such as the United States, Japan, China and Russia in the twenty first century. The political dynamics of these nations in particular are such where the convergences among major powers vis-à-vis India become a major part of discourse. India’s engagement with major powers in the twenty first century has been largely based on the principles of building win-win situation by emphasising and strengthening its economic diplomacy.
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178590
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159726
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President Trump’s immigration policies have raised debates and discussions on a number of factors including the probable politico-economic and diplomatic fall out. Trump’s idea of “Put America First” has been very strongly articulated where he has envisioned largely the employment for Americans and protection of their interests in every sphere. The strategy of putting America first existed in all the Presidencies but it was articulated and stressed by President Trump in an explicit manner.
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In the contemporary geopolitical environment, this article outlines the issues and challenges faced by Africa and explores India–EU cooperation in addressing them. An attempt has been made to analyse this cooperation within the context of dynamic changes taking place in Africa. On the one hand, the essence of the phenomenon of Africa as a potential market is presented; on the other hand, it is depicted as a continent of challenges and threats. These factors have been assessed and analysed independent of China’s growing role in Africa. While describing both EU and India’s engagements in Africa, the article outlines specific areas of cooperation including defence and security, development cooperation, trade and investment, infrastructure development, climate challenges, and strengthening institutions of democracy.
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088895
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Bangalore, National Institute of Advanced Studies, 2001.
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xii, 45p.
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NIAS Report; no. R1-2001
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8187663146
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| 044549 | 355.8251190954/KUM 044549 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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073097
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Bangalore, National Institute of Advanced Studies, 2006.
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308p.
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| 051481 | 327.54073/VIJ 051481 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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167259
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Managing India’s neighbourhood have never been easy and remains complicated. However, the enunciation of India’s neighbourhood first policy to a greater extent has led to a quantum shift in India’s foreign policy orientations. It seems that India has finally understood its primary task to ensure an external environment that is conducive to its overall transformation and development.
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078073
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Bangalore, National Institute of Advanced Studies, 2007.
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xii, 167p.
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9780309104999
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175915
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Germany, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing Gmbh & Co., 2012.
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86 p.Pbk
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9783659148453
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| 059941 | 343.540965/KUM 059941 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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