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India Pakistan in War and Peace
Baloch, Qadar Bakhsh
Baloch, Qadar Bakhsh
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The book is a reverse of sequential survey of the Indo-Pak relations, underpinning mutual antagonism beginning with the last act of violence against India, the hijacking episode of Indian Airlines flight IC-814 flown from Katmandu in December 1999, followed by the Kargil War. Then the author returns to the historical development of Indo–Pakistan tussles from the beginning of partition and beyond, covering the core of conflict, the Kashmir, race for nuclear weapon status, years of coups from 1972 to 1999 and the Lahore Bus diplomacy to Agra Summit and after. The book is a panoramic survey of the Indo-Pak relations which provides Dixit’s insights into the gridlock as a legacy of history. Purpose for beginning the process of description and analysis in reverse order from the last incident was to instigate the psychological antagonism of a common Indian towards Pakistan
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2006
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