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Afghanistan: the challenges of attaining a regional solution / O'Connell, John F   Journal Article
O'Connell, John F Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
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New regimes, old problems: India – Sri Lanka bilateral re-engagement / Khobragade, Vinod   Article
Khobragade, Vinod Article
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Summary/Abstract The major political shift in India occurred in 2014 General Elections with BJP emerging as the largest party and Narendra Modi becoming Prime Minister of India. The first unprecedented and the most appreciating step Mr. Modi had taken that of inviting the heads of the SAARC countries for the sworn-in-ceremony showing India’s solidarity with the neighbours and also indicating the establishment of more cordial bilateral relations. Sri Lankan then President Rajapaksa was also one of the guests who attended the ceremony with high expectations.
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Post 2014 Afghanistan - a concern for India / Kamboj, Anil   Journal Article
Kamboj, Anil Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract The region of the historical Great Games, the land of Hindu Kush, totters once again, with a grave crises unfolding, portending a bleak future for Afghanistan integrity itself. India has historically enjoyed amicable relations with every government in Kabul with the exception of the Taliban regime. After the ouster of the Taliban regime in 2001, India was one of the first countries to re-open its embassy in Kabul. With its pledge of more than $2 billion since 2002, India is the sixth largest bilateral donor to Afghanistan's reconstruction.
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