The region of South Asia witnessed some of the momentous events of historical consequence in the last decade of twentieth century or more precisely after the end of Cold War. Contrary to expectation a collective vision of the region which cameforth with the formation of SAARC in 1985 petered out gradually giving way to the old acrimony and conflicts and most importantly an ominous arms race leading to the proliferation of nuclear weapon in South Asia. In tandem also an urge for peace and harmony among the nations of the region has in deed been overwhelming. M. Abdul Hafiz a noted columnist of the country chronicled the trends and events which throws new light on the contemporary issues of the region and also provide an out-look on them. His candid and unbiased view on the issues of importance spanning a significant period of time is of archive value and guide for those who would work more over any of the issues included herein. It is an essential reading for all students of contemporary history of South Asia as well as the causal reader to better understand the region they lived in.
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