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Contents: v. 1. Political relations, 1947-1954 -- v. 2. Political relations, 1955-1969 -- v. 3. Political relations, 1970-1974 -- v. 4. Political relations, 1975-1989 -- v. 5. Political relations, 1990-2007; No war declaration -- v. 6. Defence issues; Nuclear; Junagarh; Kashmir -- v. 7. Kutch; Canal/Indus waters; Eastern waters -- v. 8. Trade and commerce;
"The series India's Foreign Relations, showcasing, as the name implies, documents of India's foreign relations is published annually. Since its launch in 2005, volumes for 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006 have made their appearance. The present is, therefore, the 6 in the series.A look at the contents would show that the debate on India -- US Civil Nuclear Energy Cooperation Agreement dominated the foreign policy discourse during the year. The ...
Bangladesh attained liberation from Pakistan in 1971 after a violent struggle. Separation of East Bengal from India in 1947 to merge it into Pakistan was the midway point of the historical process set in motion at Lahore in 1940 that culminated in the formation of the new state. The people of East Pakistan did not take long to realise that despite a numerical superiority in a united Pakistan, they were condemned to an acquiescent and subservient role. Jinnah ...
Destinies of no other two countries in the world are so closely intertwined as that of India and Nepal. Geography more than any other factor is the most important determinant in their relations. Lying on the southern slopes of the Himalayan ranges, Nepal cannot escape from being part of the Indian subcontinent. It is no wonder that the leaders of the two countries are never tired of swearing by age-old ties of history, geography, brings into sharp focus a ...