Contemporary India With Controversial Neighbours

Description:- , About The Author:- Rajkumar Singh born at village Chechar, Distt. Vaishali on 25th December 1958. He started his career as a commissioned lecturer in January 1983 and is at Present Professor and Head in the University Department of Political Science (BNMU), West Campus, P.G. Centre, Saharsa (Bihar). Having completed M.A in Political Science, M.A in History and L.L.B., he did his Ph.D on 'India's Foreign Policy (March 1977- January 1980)'.Above 30 research papers have been published in several national and international journals, apart from successfully guiding about a dozen of research work of academic worth mostly on India's relations with South Asian countries, Contents:- Table Of Contents List of Abbreviations, Preface, Introduction, Part I : Contemporary India, Indian Political System at work, Indian Political Base Expanded, India and the World Around, Part II : Controversial Neighbours, India, Pakistan and Kashmir, India and China with Border Dispute, India, Sri Lanka and the LTTE, India, Nepal and the Maoists, India's Farakka Issue with Bangladesh, Bibliography, Index, About The Book:- The Book Contemporary India With Controversial Neighbours Is A Fact-Finding Attempt To Know The Actual Position Of India'S Political System, Its Position In World Politics And Its Thorny Controversies With Immediate Small/Big Neighbours In The Era Of Liberalisation And Globalisation Which Have Opened A Vast Dimension Of Inter-State Relations. Long-Pending Issues With Neighbours Are An Integral Part Of Our Thinking And New Delhi Wants To Solve Them Amicably But Not At The Cost Of Public Sentiment. Sovereignty And Integrity Of The Independent India., About The Author:- Rajkumar Singh Born At Village Chechar, Distt. Vaishali On 25Th December 1958. He Started His Career As A Commissioned Lecturer In January 1983 And Is At Present Professor And Head In The University Department Of Political Science (Bnmu), West Campus, P.G. Centre, Saharsa (Bihar). Having Completed M.A In Political Science, M.A In History And L.L.B., He Did His Ph.D On 'India'S Foreign Policy (March 1977- January 1980)'.Above 30 Research Papers Have Been Published In Several National And International Journals, Apart From Successfully Guiding About A Dozen Of Research Work Of Academic Worth Mostly On India'S Relations With South Asian Countries, Content:- Table Of Contents,List Of Abbreviations, Preface, Introduction, Part I : Contemporary India, Indian Political System At Work, Indian Political Base Expanded, India And The World Around, Part Ii : Controversial Neighbours, India, Pakistan And Kashmir, India And China With Border Dispute, India, Sri Lanka And The Ltte, India, Nepal And The Maoists, India'S Farakka Issue With Bangladesh, Bibliography, Index