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135508
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Energy security is the prime driver of an economy today. It is not just needed for the sustenance of life but also for maintaining a civilised living. It is the backbone of all economic activities of a country. Housing, industry, agriculture, infrastructure, medical, education, transportation, electricity, scientific research and every bit that touches our life today sustains on some sort of energy.
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135450
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In the present world order marked with extreme complexity, contrariness, presence of strong counter-trend in every trend, India’s foreign policy must contend with but also make skilful use of the contradiction to moderate the rigours of hostile trends and challenges. To be so India must be able to “think anew and act anew and de-enthral herself from dogmatic thinking. In any case, to sum it all, the world has changed a lot and has been changing in the process so also Asia and India cannot pretend that she has not and she can no longer deny her responsibility to play a larger role in south Asia being the great power of the region.
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ID:
129690
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2014.
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In the context of globalization and post cold war order, the new power shift from unipolar world order of US dominance moving towards the Asian direction is looming large posing a question mark on the traditional realist theories and enhancing the new post-realist understanding of international relations. Observing the behavior of states in the international level at large, it is interesting to note the frequent changes of moods that occur continually on the basis of a state's convenience in safeguarding its national interest. The ideological factor which in fact had always been a strong element of states in the cold war period seems to have slowly dissipated.
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ID:
150557
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These few months have seen some exceptional forms of tables-turning in the political forecast of the very popular and widely followed US presidential elections. For a campaign that had lasted for nearly 597 days1, the results of Donald Trump as the next US president came out as a complete surprise for it defied almost all the political opinions and surfaced a complete new-comer to politics with zero experience in the political field who assumed the most powerful office in the world.
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