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173629
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Mahatma Gandhi is the iconic persona with endless epithets; torch bearer of Satyagraha (nonviolence), a nationalist, anti-imperial hero, whose ideas have inspired movements against oppression throughout the world, from Aung San SuuKyi’s pro-democracy movements in Burma to Martin Luther King Jr.’s Civil rights movement in the United States.
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ID:
148115
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Indian economy has entered in the 25th year of liberalization in year 2016. “In 1991, India was infamous as the world’s biggest beggar, a bottomless pit for foreign aid. It soaked up 40% of the funds of the International Development Association (IDA), the soft-loan window of the World Bank. Today, India is as much a donor as a recipient. It is still a substantial aid recipient in gross terms. But the inflow is barely half-a-billion dollars net of debt service.
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169816
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India and Africa emerged as two growth poles of the world. Contrasting developmental aspects enables them to write a new chapter of rejuvenation and rebirth in the 21st century. Africa’s abundant natural resources with technical expertise of India create a win-win situation for both. India and Africa shares common colonial history and method of liberation, following independence government of India is closely working with African countries to secure sustainable development. India emerged as a voice of developing countries on various international forums. African countries from the days of Non-Aligned Movement to G77 in the United Nation stand in favor of India. In 2016, South Africa supported India’s bid to membership in nuclear supply group.
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ID:
156577
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African countries are targeted by Indian investors due to their high-growth markets, demographic potential and mineral rich reserves. India is the fifth largest country investing in Africa, with investments over the past 20 years amounting to $54 billion, 19.2% of all its total Foreign Direct Investment.
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ID:
162995
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For years, the common thread was the freedom struggle, with Mahatma Gandhi as a common inspirational link. Going forward, it is still important to unite against new attempts at exploitation, so they are not bullied into adopting unsustainable standards on issues like poverty alleviation or patents for generic drugs that India produces for Africa. It is this futuristic course that draws closer the ties between the African continent and the Indian subcontinent, described once by Nelson Mandela as ‘the golden thread woven in the common struggles against injustice and oppression’.
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