The book leaves its authoritative imprint on the reader’s mind, hence not only important for security pundits and policy-makers but also non-governmental agencies and students researching on regionalism and regional security, generally at the global level and specifically concerning South Asian nation nuclear program at least for civil purposes. ...
Gandhi wanted to present the “India of his dreams” as a model of development to the world. The ideas contained in the Hind Swaraj indicate the path towards the realization of the elusive dream of “Building a new India”. ...
The big question that remains unanswered is after divulging so many political faux pas made by Trump, does he still stand a chance to get re-elected? Or if this book was part of the defaming Trump making way for Joe Biden. ...
RSS is too big to be explained in a single book; there cannot be a single book explaining it fully. Sangh doesn’t believe in status quo; it believes in syncing itself with the time. ...
The book gathers an impressive collection of political analysts to outline the retreat of democratic traditions and rise of authoritarianism in countries like Hungary, Kenya, Poland, Russia, and Turkey. ...
The author provides a breath-taking overview about the key features of the post pandemic world order and the role of Asian powers – India and China in this “New World Order,” which is being germinated at present. ...
The book is an easy read and a great journalistic account of India’s foreign policy expectations and realities. it highlights India's relations with the major powers and its neighbours in the subcontinent, Asia and the Indian Ocean. ...
‘China’s Future’ by David Shambaugh, a Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at the George Washington University in US, is relatively small in size but unlike others it not only looks at economic aspects but also the social and political aspect while predicting China’s future. ...
The book is very helpful to have the overall understanding about Nepal as it covers almost all aspects of the country. It book is not only useful for research students but also for those who wants to understand different issues and challenges that Nepal faces in recent times. ...
The readers might find hard to catch the flow as one gets bombarded with lots of information and making reading the book quite difficult in the very beginning. Nevertheless, the book stands out to be significant for those who are looking for a more insightful, brief and factual study of Indian history in a milieu of the British colonialism. ...