India's Neighbourhood Policy Under PM Modi | Successes, Setbacks, and Future Prospects
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Three consecutive swearing-in ceremonies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi have seen the participation of leaders from the neighbouring countries. This reflects the importance of the region in India’s foreign policy calculus. The last decade has seen crucial developments as South Asia becomes the new hotspot of global contestation. The de-hyphenation of the Pakistan and India relationship and the increasing gravity of the threat posed by a growing Chinese influence in India’s neighbourhood has brought about a shift in how India has been engaging with its neighbours- refocusing attention on maximising trade, connectivity and prioritising pragmatic cooperation. While historical grievances and concerns still remain, New Delhi has veered away from its previous approaches.
How do you gauge the success of India’s outreach to the neighbouring countries in the past decade? Has India’s tools and means of foreign policy changed in the last ten years? What are the biggest hits and misses of the last decade? What do you expect in the next five years? How have extra-regional powers like China, the US and Japan influenced India’s neighbourhood policy?
This event is part of the series “The Neighbourhood Scope,” a monthly feature of the Strategic Studies Programme that intends to rekindle key conversations, questions, and debates concerning India’s neighbourhood.
Speakers:
Shivam Shekhawat, Junior Fellow, Observer Research Foundation, India
Nisha Taneja, Professor, Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations, India
Bernard Goonetilleke, Former Foreign Secretary; Chairman, Pathfinder Foundation, Sri Lanka
Vijay Kant Karna, Former Ambassador to Denmark, Nepal
Moderator: Sushant Sareen, Senior Fellow, Observer Research Foundation, India
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Why questioner is using terms like “big brother”. This words or terminology simply irritates the listeners/ others and reduces the impact/ quality of discussion.
I see Sushant Sareen, I hit like 👍 Simple!
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Till few years back chinese dumping was big issue and it still is but above mentioned problems are even bigger.
I am business person with setups in 7 business from technology, trade, services and manufacturing. I have purposely kept my unit size less then 10 employee due to labour union and labour inspector beaurocracy abuse apart from intrusion by politicians. I can expand my set up to hire 800 white collar and 200 blue collar employees in 3 months if above mentioned problems are solved. There are thousands of business like ours who are purposely not expanding. Why should we suffer for creating employment? This is one of many reasons for large scale imports from China.
Unless goverment solves basics forget employment generation as mentioned in budget.
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Vijay Kant Karna sounds more like a lawyer defending Indian diplomacy.
Hilarious.
A Nepali former seasoned diplomat defending India's "perceived roles and intervention" in Nepal.
haha...
What are we doing in the tech sector in our neighborhood approach? - no one asked this question
It's Only the tech sector that has progressed from weather forecasting to Satellite services & IT, particularly UPI/ fintech was the latest push.
modi ji will break nehru record by becoming PM 4th time consecutively 😊
Hun jante hai thode reduce mandate ke wawjud v Modi ji jaberdst kam kerna jari rakhege.kaun ki yeh unki antim pari hai .
Rus ki modi ji ki visit conversation Karen.
The girl in pink, is saying kind of too much
The panelists use such archaic and long speech modes of English that it is very difficult to understand what they mean. They need to use shorter sentences, more direct answers, not use so many nonsensical filler phrases and expressions. Waste too much time.