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087615
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2009.
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Afghanistan today stands precariously perched on the edge of an abyss. A hapless victim of a once-again Taliban and al-Quaeda resurgence, an inept and deeply corrupt administration, a no so effective the US led international military presence, the devious role being played by its neighbour, Pakistan, and a booming drug economy makes Afghanistan a basket case of political and strategic instability.
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087601
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2009.
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The rise of China as a global power after a brief hiatus of almost 150 years is a phenomenon the world is following with considerable interest. China has pragmatically, adopted, discarded and modified prevalent principles and fundamentals with the singular focus of increasing its influence, power and strategic space.
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087606
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2009.
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The paper, in its pursuit, goes to study the existing Chinese institutional mechanism to fight corruption in public life. The broad assumptions of the study include the Chinese leadership is abreast with the debilitating aftermath of the malaise, and as evident from the public statements on the issue, there is demonstrable political will to handle the problem and the phenomenon of widespread corruption in China has got a flip because of the CPCs abiding dependence on cadre system in governance which has created overriding space for corrupt practices.
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ID:
087607
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2009.
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Future of our planet depends upon the development of Asia. Russia is a keystone in forging a relationship between the European civilisation and Asian development. Although prospects of development in Asia are not good, the potential for growth is there despite 60 to 70 per cent of it's population being extremely poor and lacking in technological skills. Therefore, what is required is a long term global perspective for the development of solutions of Asia's problem.
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ID:
087608
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2009.
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India, a regional player is emerging as a nascent world power because of its nuclear power status, large population and growing economy. Japanese and other eastern economies are looking up. World economic and political balance is shifting to the East. In particular, the three most pressing challenges confronting President Obama are: economic meltdown; terrorism; and perhaps most menacing of all, fear of Pak nuclear arsenal falling inn the hands of radical islamists. These challenges aslo face all other countries, but most of all India, because of its geographical proximity to Afghanistan-Pakistan theatre and long history of Pak enmity.
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ID:
087618
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2009.
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India has demonstrated restraint and maturity in wake of bothe the Parliament and the Mumbai attacks. It has not allowed the calibration of its policy to be hijacked by war hysteria.
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ID:
087619
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2009.
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The major security challenge faced by India today is to combat terrorism perpetuated by militant and terrorist groups. There is also the reality of a number of nuclear weapon states in the neighborhood. A democratic country having rule of law cannot but rely upon effective legislative tools coupled with robust investigative law enforcement machinery to match the ill designs of terrorist networks.
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087621
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2009.
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The official secrets act, 1923 is one of the most draconian laws still in force in India. A legacy of the British Raj, it had often resulted in grave miscarriages that have blotted the record books of judiciary and sullied our reputation among democratic nations.
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ID:
087597
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2009.
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This paper endeavours to collate all the enunciated principles of war. It examines their relevance across the dimensions and spectrum of conflict that the country is likely to face and suggests a set of principles that would the test in future.
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ID:
087617
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2009.
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Mumbai terror attacks were engineered from Pakistan at a time when the democratic government had become more aggressive in asserting its legitimate role in the affairs of the state.
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ID:
087620
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2009.
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Besides traditional security issues, the Vietnamese side laid greater focus on non-traditional security challenges such as terrorism, drug traffcking and piracy. They also highlighed the issues of clime change, global warming, and food and enery security as more pressing problems.
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