An article entitle “INDIA-SRI LANKA ECONOMIC RELATIONSHIP IN 21st CENTURY” has been published in RESEARCH JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES, Vol.19, No.1, January-April 2011,Panjab University,Chandigarh, pp.52-75. INDIA-SRI LANKA ECONOMIC RELATIONSHIP IN 21st CENTURY Dr. Gurnam Chand* Abstract The sharply improving economic co-operation between India and Sri Lanka has its roots in the maturing political [...]
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Abstract Ethnic affinity between the Tamil of Tamil Nadu and the Tamils in Sri Lanka was an important factor which determines the attitude of Tamil Nadu parties towards Sri Lankan tamilian conflict. A special emotional attachment was always there between the resident Tamils of Tamil Nadu and the Tamil of Northern-Eastern province and Indian Tamil [...]
ABSTRACT Sri Lanka is strategically harmonizing its relationship with its neighbor and with the region. In the post LTTE-era, relationship between India and Sri Lanka are at the highest level of cordiality, due to India’s liberal accommodative policy and Sri Lanka appropriate response. It gives projections Sri Lanka will not harm India’s security interests. Sri [...]
Both India and Sri Lanka are third world countries and both happen to be the members of the non-aligned movement. They also share a common colonial past. As such, both of them have certain common interests to pursue in the international arena, especially vis-a-vis the developed countries. It was in the pursuit of these interests [...]
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The immediate threat to any country arises in its neighbourhood. That is why the maintenance of peace, stability and friendship with neighbouring states is considered basic to a nation’s foreign policy. India’s relations with its neighbours therefore constitute a critical component of its foreign policy. The specific geo-strategic location of Sri Lanka in the Indian [...]
Abstract China’s increasing forays into the Indian Ocean, as well as the growing economic and political relations intended to dilute India’s dominance in South Asia. Some Indian strategists and military leaders fear ‘maritime encirclement’ by China, via its relationship with South Asian countries. Instead of being alarmed at China’s growing influence in the region. India’s [...]
Abstract India-Sri Lanka relations are based on a deep and abiding friendship on shared historical experience and common civilisation and cultural values sustained by geographical proximity and ethnic affinity. The implication of such a close proximity is that developments in each country have affected the other. The specific geo-strategic location of Sri Lanka in the [...]
Abstract In the post LTTE-era the fishing rights of Indian and Sri Lankan fishermen have become a major issue between India and Sri Lanka. Despite the existence of various agreements and elaborate understanding, the fishermen issue has trigged unexpected worry in the excellent relations between the two countries. The main problem in the fishing rights [...]
India and Sri Lanka are third world countries and both happen to be the members of the non-aligned movement. They also share a common colonial past. As such, both of them have certain common interests to pursue in the international arena. It was in the pursuit of these interests that they became members of the [...]
Due to his seminal role in the framing of the Indian Constitution, Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar is popularly known all over India as the chief architect of the Indian Constitution. His efforts to eradicate social evils were remarkable and that is why he is called the “messiah” of the Dalits and downtrodden in India. Dr Ambedkar [...]