In the previous document, we have studied the basic features of foreign policies of Prime Ministers before Rajiv Gandhi. The foreign policy of Rajiv Gandhi was otherwise successful...
Kishenganga River Issue Kishenganga {Neelum in Pakistan} is a tributary of Jhelum River. In India, it flows through Kashmir before flowing into PoK and Pakistan. India is constructing...
I had written a complete monograph on this issue in one of the CGS documents earlier. You may read it here to understand the historical background of Baluchistan...
The Indus Water Treaty (1960) is the most enduring treaty between India and Pakistan, surviving all wars and remaining intact even during the most challenging periods of bilateral...
Kashmir has been at pivot of Indo-Pak conflict since it was made an integral part of India in 1947 through Instrument of Accession. India and Pakistan have fought...
There were allegations that during the Sri Lankan Civil War, particularly during the final months of conflict, Sri Lankan military committed war crimes against the LTTE including unlawful...
The issue of fishermen straying in each other’s territorial waters has come as a potential irritant in the otherwise generally good bilateral relations between India and Sri Lanka....
Manmohan Singh served as 13th Prime Minister of India from 22 May 2004 to 26 May 2014. His first foreign Minister was Natwar Singh, followed by Pranab Mukherjee,...
Atal Bihari Vajpayee served as India’s 10th Prime Minister between 19 March 1998 and 22 May 2004. Key highlights of his foreign policy are as follows: Pokharan-II and...
