Author: cpds@india

Kargil and New Power Equations in South Asia By Arvind Acharya Coming as close as to the sub-continental nuclear adventurism

Clinton’s India Sojourn – an Ecopinion President Clinton’s India visit may go down as one of the most significant diplomatic

India Emerges September 2000 During most of the period in August – September, South Asian political scenario remained dominated by

“Building on the Clinton Visit: Problems and Prospects of Cooperation in the Region” By Kant Bhargav At The Symposium on”President

Russia’s Agenda for South Asia October 2000 The end of the cold war and disintegration of the federation left Russia

Tit Bits (News Items Having Relevance for Security and Strategy in South Asia) November 2000 Terrorism CIA views South Asia

Peace Gets a Second Chance December 2000 Few events has evoked so much surprise and skepticism, dialogues and discussions across

Revisiting East January 2001 India’s re-engagement with South East Asia has come not a moment too soon.1 The Indian Prime

Autonomy for the Valley : Dilemma or Debate The Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Farooq Abdullah appears to cherish

The Elusive Peace February 2001 Three extensions, the last one longest and declared in the background of fierce public outcry