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145920
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Scientific temperament and technology has made deep inroads into life of human beings in twenty-first century. Human beings are adopting scientific values with the passage of time. Contemporary world is more willing to believe in scientific acts based on logical reasoning. The growth in scientific temperament among individuals has severely undermined the role of religion in life of individual and society. On the one hand religion demands unquestionable obligation of human beings and on the other hand, people still continues to believe in “luck or Kismat”. Large numbers of people despite of their scientific values continue to believe in the power of unseen forces. So, there still continues to be an overlapping between science and religion and the values attached to it.
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ID:
185407
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India aspires to play a bigger role in the world politics and wish to draw the benefit from different parts of the globe. This aspiration is quite clearly visible in the Modi’s visit to more than thirty countries within a year and half after acquiring the office of Prime Minister. Beside the initiation of different programmes like Make in India, reaching the diaspora reflects the shift in India’s foreign policy.
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ID:
143998
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Seas and Oceans have always played an important role in human development and continue to do so in number of ways, be it as a source of resource or as a means of transportation or information exchange. In the twenty-first century with the emergence of current globalised world trade system, its strategic importance has increased many folds.
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142731
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Energy is sine qua non for development of a country irrespective of the situation that they are placed in the larger milieu of development. It is the most sought after entity across continents and will continue to play determinant role in international politics and international relation. Over the last few decades it has developed potentials to dictate the world order and has designed and redesigned the world order. It has fast become a turf and a battle ground not only for major powers of the world but also for oil possessing countries as well as for non-state actors. It is fundamental to socio-economic and technological development of the nation state. In the fast globalising and increasingly competitive world, it has come to occupy front-stage in world politics.Contemporary multi-polar worldwhich is characterised by competition for resources, energy security (both the access and flow of it) is among the most pressing issues in global politics.
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141594
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Several factors have acted as bottleneck towards regional integration within South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC). It ranges from Indo-Pak hostility and motivated Chinese interventions to ‘big brother small brother’ syndrome within the region. Accordingly, economic integration at the behest of SAARC as a Regional Organization has always been questioned and has largely been rendered failure. South Asia is the fastest growing region in the world. The combined economy of the SAARC countries is the third largest in the world in terms of GDP (PPP), with US and China ahead of it. According to South Asia Economic Focus report brought out by World Bank, regional growth is projected to increase from 7 percent in 2015 to 7.6 percent by 2017 with the increase in investments and steady rise in consumption patterns.
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ID:
145363
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The unprecedented devastation, both in terms of men and material, has brought the Syrian crisis into prominence into international politics of world order. The crisis has sucked in the Syrian citizens as rebels and as victims; the nation-states of West Asian region; the dreaded terrorist organizations of the world; ethnic community like Kurds; withal the major powers of the world. Needless to mention that each of the parties involved have their own vested interests, enough to transform Syria into a battle-field at the cost of life of men, modesty of women, and future of children. Involvement of too many actors has made the crisis so complex that peace seems to be a far cry.
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ID:
185454
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slamist radical group who has reduced the real meaning of Islam by picking out whatever suits their political purposes, cast these in sacred terms and invest them with religious legitimacy. This has reduced Islam to a penal code, stripping of its intellectual legacy particularly humanism, aesthetics, intellectual quests and spiritual deviation. As ideologue such as fascism and Nazism has faded similarly the radical element of Islamism will soon fade out. This is because they have the very limited and political agenda.
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