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116154
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068147
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112990
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144006
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India is a country of enormous prospects in the field of economics, commerce and trade and many more things. The irony is that India itself does not recognise it. It is like a sleeping lion. The time has come for the lion to awaken and very rightly so the Prime Minister’s flagship programme of ‘Make in India” is symbolised by the lion. With the programme like skill development it is hoped that India will transform its vast army of young population into a productive human resource and a parallel to the IT sector will emerge which can contribute in a huge way to the GDP.
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156567
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India with its enormous resources both natural as well as human, have the ability to emerge as a world power in very near future. A stable government with the vision, foresight and strategy can achieve it and the present government under the leadership of Shri Narendra Modi is on the right path of achieving it.
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123373
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2013.
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India-Afghanistan jointly presents a great potential of trade relationship but seeing the turbulent nature of Afghanistan's political situation, it is extremely difficult to anticipate the future of it. Historically, India's presence in Afghanistan has been extremely strong in many fields such as cultural, economic and political in the past but for last few decades, fluctuations in the relationship of any kind has been hanging in balance and dependent upon the external forces operating there to establish their control for a grip on the eco-political activities.
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131570
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2014.
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India -ASEAN relationship has developed over the period of time as a marriage between two desirables. ASEAN was formed by ten South East Asian countries as a regional formation for the purpose of trade and commerce but of late it realised that keeping itself confined to just ten countries would not serve the larger purpose of economic gain as well as political group of a formidable strength. This is why on a later period ASEAN expanded itself and included in it the other South Asian countries like India in it. This has empowered ASEAN a lot and it has emerged as a regional forum for all the issues concerning South and East Asian countries including trade, diplomacy, science and technology, art and culture etc.
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176152
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India is all set to become a super power. America is shrinking, China is rising. It is hoped that after Covid-19, India will grow in (Tick mark) way but definitely not in the V shape as told by some experts. If India grows in this fashion, it will be touching something around 9 to 10 percent annual growth and that will make India Economic Super Power.
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110329
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125229
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2013.
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To make India's 'Look East Policy' more effective and fruitful, engagement with Myanmar becomes vital, as its location is such that it can prove to be a bridge between India and the ASEAN. Though India-Myanmar relationship dates back to the era of great Indian king Asoka but due to the weaker kings in the subsequent centuries, we find the invisibility of relationship between the two countries. In recent years both the countries have realized the urgency of a close and operative relationship and thus they are putting every effort to take it forward to new heights. India is engaged in Myanmar in many ways whether it is humanitarian aid and assistance or the development of infrastructural project or industries or in providing training to IT professionals etc. Apart from this, India is providing aid to Myanmar for different purposes. Myanmar has allowed Indian firms to engage in energy sector such as natural oil and gas and also in the field of hydropower. It is extremely important for India as India is an energy-scarce country and to have energy security, India has to look beyond the west Asian countries and thus, Myanmar becomes vital.
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ID:
111673
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133904
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2014.
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A small country in the Himalayan kingdom, Nepal carries vital importance for India as far as its security is concerned, as India's biggest rival, China, is just north of Nepal. Hence Nepal is sandwich between the two Asian giants, India and China and that is its worry and at the same time its advantage too as it exploits this very facts and bargain well with both these countries very efficiently. Nepal is a land locked country and it has to depend on India for its transit routes which give India an upper hand in tackling the problems arising out of Nepal's attitude.
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109053
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105518
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118097
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125315
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2013.
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Indians have now become habitual of increasing their income and their expenditure. Since the inception of the New Economic Policy in 1991, Indian's income increased many fold and in this condition when they started falling of the employment and thereby income, they started showing the signs of restlessness. That is quit natural. Because of the slowdown world wide and mismanagement of the economy at home, exports started falling and imports increasing, putting immense pressure on the economy.
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116026
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147983
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Pain to the pain givers, should be the strategy of present India as the neighbours who always troubled and betrayed India are in trouble. Time has gone when India took pride in teaching ethics to the countries. They considered India as a banana republic and a moral teacher and thus did not give any importance either in regional or in international matters of importance. Most opportune time has come when India can exert pressure on its deaf neighbours and achieve the things it qualifies for. Once lost this opportunity, these opportunists will never be in India’s nest.
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112356
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148104
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Indian diplomacy is on the fast track whether it is political or economic matter. Prime Minister Modi hinted it from the day one of his office that he has come with a vision and to fulfil it will need a speedy and concerted effort. He travelled to number of countries big or small and succeeded in establishing new relationship with them based on mutual trust and dependency more than before. Prime Minister’s untiring efforts are fetching result in the political arena and soon it is hoped it would be translated in the economic scenario too.
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