Sindh’s social set-up in modern Pakistan
Sindh is one of the four main provinces of modern Pakistan having an area of 140,914 km and 47,886,051 population according to the census held in 2017. Others like it is a state of...
Author: Dr Rajkumar Singh
Sea of difference between East and West Pakistan
In comparison to West Pakistan, the socio-economic structure of Bangladesh at the time of independence was in an advanced stage because feudal relations had already made rooms for semi-feudal, semi-capitalist relations. The Hindus and...
Factors Surrounding India’s Nuclear Development
Since the early 1960s environment stands nuclearised. China and Pakistan possess nuclear weapons and delivery systems to pose a nuclear threat across the length and breadth of India. A substantive amount of nuclear technology...
India-China territorial diplomacy around the 1962 war
From the start, Indian and Chinese approaches to the territorial issue remained poles apart. While for Nehru the question of the territorial definition of India continued to be as an ex-colonial modern state and...
Deep and dangerous impacts of Tibet on India-China diplomacy
From strategic and security considerations the emergence of a strong and stable PRC posed a new challenge to the Indian Policy-makers. Jawaharlal Nehru, in a letter to K.M. Panikkar, the then India’s Ambassador to...
Making of India’s Neighbourhood Policy
Since Independence, contemporary India has achieved significantly through various forms of affirmative action and economic incentives. In the economic arena, it is emerging as a major player in the global market and can now...
Demand for Sindhudesh in modern Pakistan?
In today’s Pakistan Sindh is known for its distinct culture which is strongly influenced by Sufism, an important marker of Sindhi identity for both Hindus and Muslims in the province. It is famous for...
Bilateral and multi-lateral dimensions of cross-border terrorism
In the case of cross-border terrorism, Pakistan is pursuing its own brand of ‘two-track’ policy. While it wants a dialogue with India, it has kept up the level of violence. In its latter part...
Role and Significance of India as an Asian Power
The current era of post-cold war international order saw various characterisations: unipolar, multipolar and now non-polar. The call for new world order proclamation about the end of history and warning about the imminent clash...
Dynamics of India’s policy of Non-alignment
The working of the foreign policy of India since the 1990s has resulted in a happy note with the simultaneous expansion of good relations with the all major powers, growing importance in Asia and...
