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India’s relationship with its immediate neighbour, Pakistan, has been fraught with uncertainty and distrust. India’s attempts to reach out to its difficult neighbour since 1947 have met with frustrating antagonism and war. Rarely has Pakistan responded to these overtures positively. And when it did, it has been with an ulterior motive to harm India and its interests. The result has been that the India-Pakistan relations have stood still at a crossroads, going nowhere, for more than half a century now.
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