One of the leading journalists of his time, Nikhil Chakravartty (1913-1998) had his ear to the ground and therefore his writings are a treasure-trove for those studying the political processes of the period. He wrote extensively on the subject of India-Pakistan relations. The writings selected in this volume, spanning thirty-three years (1964-1997), cover vital developments in this area like Jawaharlal Nehru's initiative to send Sheikh Abdullah to Pakistan to explore the possibilities of a permanent solution to the Kashmir problem; the conflict between India and Pakistan in 1965 over Kutch; the events leading up to the Tashkent Agreement; the transformations withing East Pakistan resulting in its dissociation from the ruling dispensation of West Pakistan (about which Nikhil Chakravartty had given some indication as early as in 1964); the Bangladesh liberation struggle and the December 1971 war; the Simla talks and the Indira-Bhutto agreement in July 1972; the democratic interlude which followed and the subsequent happenings till the Gujral-Nawaz Sharif parleys that offered possibilities of a positive turn in the bilateral relationship. Nikhil Chakravartty's writings were imbued with perceptions gained from his interactions with prominent decision-makers and common people on both sides of the border. These writings also analyse the various approaches, alternative structures and possible content of the India-Pakistan dialogue. This book is of abiding value in comprehending India-Pakistan relations.
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Anil Nauriya studied at St. Stephens College, later qualifying for the Bar and has been counsel at the Supreme Court, as well as at the High Court. He has written extensively on contemporary history and politics, but his core interest remains in working on Gandhi. Some of his publications include The African Element in Gandhi, (2006), English Anti-Imperialism and the Varied Lights of Willie Pearson (2014), etc. He has also worked on the issue of the death penalty in Indi
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Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Over quarter of a century, the general reading public, particularly the more intellectually inclined in the subcontinent, had looked forward avidly to the editorials and other writings of Nikhil Chakravartty in Mainstream for illumination and understanding of the bewildering developments within the region since 1947. It is, therefore with nostalgia and great expectations that we turn to the present volume, focusing on Indo-Pak relations, containing Nikhilda's precious writings on the complexities of developments in the subcontinent since 1947, and look for his analysis of the issues involved with flashes of prophetic ideas the relevance of which now srike us with added poignancy. The predominant and recurring theme of this publications is to harness the common humanity of both the countries for durable peace and friendship. The present volume is valuable from the point of view of correctly understanding the evolution of our relationship with Pakistan and educating public opinion about certain historical facts so that those are appreciated in the proper perspective. It is appropriate that on the 90th birth anniversary of Nikhilda this publication is being brought out. This important book will be of immense value for scholars, policy-makers, students and others. (Extract from the introduction). N° de réf. du vendeur 131381
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