South Asia one of the most populous, densely populated and volatile
regions in the world remains in a state of `Unpleasant
Stability’. Despite rich historical, cultural and political
linkages, the region has embarrassingly poor mutual understanding
and hence integration. While the failure of South Asia’s desired
evolution as a cohesive region can be attributed to several factors
ranging from terrorism, strained bilateral relations and the
absence of military and strategic cooperation; India’s own
engagement in the region has been found wanting, even though it has
evolved over the years. A reinvigorated South Asia has the
potential to vastly improve the lives of its 1.7 billion citizens
– nearly one-fourth of all humanity – particularly India, the
largest country of the region. The book is an important and
valuable contribution as it attempts to bring under one volume a
holistic understanding of the concept of strategic stability in
South Asia; opportunities and challenges in the present
geopolitical and geo-economic environment; to include rise of
religious fundamentalism, strategic alliances / emerging
partnerships between countries of the region and extra regional
powers. It also analyses and puts forth recommendations for
India’s own rise, peace and stability a `sine qua non’ for
India to retain its pre–eminence in South Asia.
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