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ID:
144002
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As Prime Minister Narendra Modi is pushing for closer political and – in line with his national priorities – economic ties with India’s neighbors as well as partners, every one’s eyes are on New Delhi’s new economic diplomacy policy. While economic diplomacy is most visible and most watched during high-level visits, the real challenge is to make it operate effectively all year long. Some steps in this direction were already taken under the previous government; the Modi government’s recent actions indicate that it intends to carry this further. It should be stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visits to Bhutan and Nepal, and the invitation of SAARC leaders to his swearing in ceremony, point to an acknowledgement that for India to prosper, the country needs to engage with its neighbours and work towards a stable and peaceful region.
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ID:
116034
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ID:
133905
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2014.
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"A resurgent India must get its rightful place in the comity of nations and international institutions. The vision is to fundamentally reboot and reorient the foreign policy goals, content and process, in a manner that locates India's global strategic engagement in a new paradigm and on a wider canvass, that is not just limited to political diplomacy, but also includes our economic, scientific, cultural, political and security interests, both regional and global, on the principles of equality and mutuality, so that it leads to an economically stronger India, and its voice is heard in the international fora.
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135475
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India has arrived on the world stage. Fast becoming one of the most sought after destinations for international diplomacy, the country is yet to come to terms with its escalating weight in contemporary international politics. The decisive win of Narendra Modi as the new Prime Minister of India has the potential to reshape India’s listless foreign policy and re-engage India with world politics.
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ID:
132244
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New Delhi, Vij Books, 2009.
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303p.Hbk
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B
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9789380177106
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Copies: C:1/I:0,R:0,Q:0
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 057817 | 954.604/JAM 057817 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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