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MONGOLIA in the 21st Century: Society, Culture and International Relations
0Author(s): K. Warikoo, Sharad K. Soni ISBN: 9788182744851 Publication Year: 2010 Binding: HB Pages: 392 Price: Rs. 1195 -
MONGOLIA TODAY: Internal Changes and External Linkages
0Author(s): Sharad K Soni ISBN: 9788182748583 Publication Year: 2016 Binding: HB Pages: 284 Price: Rs. 1095 -
MONGOLIA-CHINA RELATIONS: Modern and Contemporary Time
0Author(s): Sharad K. Soni ISBN: 8182741963 Publication Year: 2006 Binding: HB Pages: 348 Price: Rs. 1095 -
Multi-party Democracy in the Maldives and the Emerging Security Environment in the Indian Ocean Region
0Author(s): Anand Kumar ISBN: 9788182748958 Publication Year: 2016 Binding: HB Pages: 204 Price: Rs. 995 -
Myanmar and Its Strategic Dilemmas
0Author(s): Col Mohinder Pal Singh ISBN: 9789386618566 Publication Year: 2018 Binding: HB Pages: 164 Price: Rs. 995 -
MYANMAR: Democratisation Foreign Policy and Elections
0Author(s): Amrita Dey (Ed.) ISBN: 9788182748798 Publication Year: 2016 Binding: HB Pages: 176 Price: Rs. 995 -
Nanotechnology 101
0Author(s): John Mongillo ISBN: 9780313338809 Publication Year: 2008 Binding: HB Pages: 274 Price: Rs. 995 -
NARENDRA MODI: A VISIONARY PRIME MINISTER
0Author(s): Aashu Patel (Ed.) , Dilip Thaker (Photographer ISBN: 9788182747944 Publication Year: 2014 Binding: HB Pages: Price: Rs. 2995 -
National Maritime Power: Concepts, Constituents and Catalysts
0Author(s): Vice Admiral Pradeep Chauhan, Capt (Dr.) Gurpreet S Khurana ISBN: 9789386618320 Publication Year: 2018 Binding: HB Pages: 252 Price: Rs. 795 -
National Security Challenges: Young Scholar`s Perspective
0Author(s): Ramandeep Singh Sandhu & Manjari Singh ISBN: 9789390095049 Publication Year: 2020 Binding: HB Pages: 228 Price: Rs. 995 -
Nehru Utopian or A Statesman?
0Author(s): Dr. N.G. Rajurkar , Foreword by Rajen Harshe ISBN: 9788182747999 Publication Year: 2014 Binding: HB Pages: 240 Price: Rs. 995 -
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Neighbourhood Initiatives of the Modi Government: Challenges and Road Ahead
0Neighborhood Initiatives of the Modi Government is a significant addition to the field of South Asian Studies and India`s Foreign Policy. Ever since he assumed the office of Prime Minister, Narendra Modi has been trying to improve India`s ties with the world in general and neighbours in particular not only to serve Bharatiya national interests, but also to act in accordance with ancient Bharatiya wisdom of treating every one as friend or potential friend. This was evident when Prime Minister Modi, initiated his foreign policy endeavors by inviting all the heads of governments of South Asian states to attend his Government`s oath taking ceremony. But when confronted with bullets, his Army responded by firing mortars and surgical strikes. Chapters in the book examines New Delhi`s South Asia policy in the lights of these moorings.