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Much water has flown in Kabul since December 5, 2001 when four Afghan groups had agreed to sign the ‘Bonn Agreement’ that brought an end to the ignominious rule of Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (1996-2001). As per the provisions of said agreement, Afghan Interim Authority (AIA) was set up with Hamid Karzai as head, though there were other prominent figures also in AIA namely foreign minister Abdullah-Abdullah, defense minister Mohammed Fahim, etc. Later, as president of Afghan transitional authority, Hamid Karzai signed and officially promulgated the new constitution for the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in 2004.
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179583
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In the recent years, shadow of ‘dragon head’ is making swift moves in South Asia that has traditionally been considered India’s area of influence. To counter China in South Asia, India has launched neighbourhood first policy followed by ‘ACT EAST’ initiative; Sri Lanka was part of both. Even COVID 19 has provided India an opportunity to regain, some hold on the lost ground, especially in South Asian countries like Sri Lanka. This paper tries to analyse the possibility of India-Sri Lanka convergence of interest in the light of recent policy decisions and incidents.
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