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Wars, Proxy-Wars and Terrorism Post Independent India

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The objective of writing this book is to highlight India's relations with her neighbouring countries such as Pakistan, China and Bangladesh and to show how through different wars India survives as a strong nation and to demonstrate how competently the country's leadership had been handling the various challenges in the last quarter of the twentieth century and continues to do so in the first decade of the twentyfirst century. India's independence in 1947, unfortunately, did not mean the end of all the troubles. Since 1947 the Indian people have been forced to bear the brunt of Pakistan-piloted wars. The present problems like proxy-war, cross-border terrorism and Pakistan-inspired terrorist activities in Kashmir have been troubling the leadership and the people of India without end. China and Bangladesh, two other neighbours, have time and again troubled India. Events like the Kargil war and the terrorist attack on India's Parliament had to be faced by the Indians with great valour and determination. Moreover, events like the terrorist attack in America on September 11, 2001 and the Afghan war too have had many repercussions resulting in additional complications for India.

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ISBN 13	9788170998907
Book Language	English
Binding	Hardcover
Total Pages	240
Edition	2003
Author	Peter Wilson Prabhakar
GAIN	KCUKZV7K0UN
Product Dimensions	23 cm x 15 cm
Publishers	MITTAL PUBLICATIONS
Category	Indian Classics Books
Weight	470.00 g

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ISBN 13	9788170998907
Book Language	English
Binding	Hardcover
Total Pages	240
Edition	2003
Author	Peter Wilson Prabhakar
GAIN	KCUKZV7K0UN
Product Dimensions	23 cm x 15 cm
Publishers	MITTAL PUBLICATIONS
Category	Indian Classics Books
Weight	470.00 g