Seminar, Temas473-484R. Thapar, 1999 |
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... East Asian eco- nomies helped increase India's pro- file . Strategic analysts in the ASEAN regions noted with appreciation the new language of Indian diplomacy in the region in the 1990s . The 1980s were a period of mutual suspicion and ...
... East Asian eco- nomies helped increase India's pro- file . Strategic analysts in the ASEAN regions noted with appreciation the new language of Indian diplomacy in the region in the 1990s . The 1980s were a period of mutual suspicion and ...
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34 The North East : a concept re - examined 35. SUJIT CHOUDHURY THE emergence of North East India as a distinct political entity is a post- Independence phenomenon . During the colonial period , most parts of the present day North East ...
34 The North East : a concept re - examined 35. SUJIT CHOUDHURY THE emergence of North East India as a distinct political entity is a post- Independence phenomenon . During the colonial period , most parts of the present day North East ...
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... East Asian weapon markets . The drug cartels of Myanmar play a role in the induction of arms into this country . Over the years , Bangladesh has become a major base for Indian militants in the North East , particularly for arms pro ...
... East Asian weapon markets . The drug cartels of Myanmar play a role in the induction of arms into this country . Over the years , Bangladesh has become a major base for Indian militants in the North East , particularly for arms pro ...
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