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From geography to geometry of interests: The evolution of India’s strategic outlook
Geography remains immutable. The question is whether geography alone can define India's strategic outlook. The answer is increasingly no.
In a recent article over at Flashpoints, Ankit Panda argues that India ought to play a bigger role in security in the Indian Ocean, its own strategic backyard. I agree. If India wants to be a major ...
Starting in June, a tiny piece of strategically important and until-now obscure Himalayan territory sitting at the intersection of India, China, and Bhutan became the site of the one of the most ...
India has many landforms such as mountains, plains, deserts, islands as well as plateaus. The geography of the nation has been quite fascinating. One such important landform is plateau which covers ...
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