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CENTRAL ASIA POLICY (3) answer(s).
 
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Central Asia Policy: Rejuvenating Reconnection / Panda, Snehalata   Journal Article
Panda, Snehalata Journal Article
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Key Words Central Asia Policy 
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Energy factor in India’s Central Asia policy / Pradhan, Ramakrushna   Article
Pradhan, Ramakrushna Article
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Summary/Abstract India’s broader foreign policy benefits its energy outreach policies and particularly from the overseas investments of its national companies. From the energy outreach point by going with the maxim of C. Raja Mohan India’s foreign policy strategy divides the world into three concentric circles – immediate neighbourhood, extended neighbour and global stage. Energy interests of India helped her to promote her interests in each of these circles. The benefits of India are particularly clear in the Persian Gulf, Russia and Africa. At the Central Asian front India has a tag of late comer and slow starter. It seems a quite disinterested power in the region. Its disparate policies need reform and strategies need reintegration with the backing of economic muscle and political willpower if India wants to play a decisive role in the region. The July, 2015 visit of Indian Prime Minister Mr. Modi is a positive step in this direction. During this visit New Delhi has signed several bilateral energy agreements with the Central Asian Republics and has paved a way forward for positive engagement with both the regions.
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Energy factor in India''s Central Asia policy / Pradhan, Ramakrushna   Journal Article
Pradhan, Ramakrushna Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Ramakrushna Pradhan focuses on India’s initiatives and plans to achieve energy security through equity oil and gas and reviews the strategic Central Asian option for supplying a large part of India’s needs in fossil fuels. He also points out that New Delhi’s foreign policy has evolved over the years, placing the energy concern at the top of its list of priorities.
Key Words India  Energy Factor  Central Asia Policy 
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