Madhu Rajput
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India’s North-East region has a kind of unique charm about it. It is a land of mystic splendour and rich cultural heritage that have lured millions around the world. Comprising eight Indian states, the region has about 4,500 kilometres of international borders with Bangladesh, Bhutan, Burma, China, and Nepal. A significant part of this region is interspersed with hills. Putting together 35 essays, this book tries to highlight several key aspects of ...
No other countries can boast of closeness as India and Bhutan claim. The book is an attempt to understand the spirit behind the relations in its entirely beginning from early times to present day. Notwithstanding the tumultuous changes political social and economic have taken place in the tiny Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan the relations have strengthened and India has played an important role in Bhutan's emergence from isolation tot he international arena. The ...
Proceedings of a seminar on Assimilation and alienation of North East Indian states in historical perspective and contemporary situation, held at Lucknow during 20-21 November 2009.
Bhutan, a country in the North East of Indian subcontinent has always been a "Mysterious" mountain kingdom. India and Bhutan have always been good neighbours and friendly states. An unfamiliar mist has always enveloped the events happening inside this mountain kingdom. 2008 has been an important year for Bhutan, as it heralds a new era for its people.To unveil the mystery, that is Bhutan, this work is an effort to gaze into the political, social and ...