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India Indonesia Bilateral Ties

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“Explore the fascinating evolution of India-Indonesia ties from ancient connections to modern partnerships in “India Indonesia Bilateral Ties” by Gautam Kumar Jha (ISBN: 9788192570235). Discover how shared history, anti-colonial struggles, and Look East Policy shaped this crucial relationship. Witness the growth from post-colonial complexities to a future of strengthened bilateral trade and strategic alliances. A must-read for insights into Asian geopolitics and international relations.”

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  • ISBN-13: 9788192570235
  • Publisher: D.K. Printworld
  • Binding: Hardback
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 8192570231
  • Publisher Date: 2015
  • Edition: 1
  • No of Pages: 269

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Weight 0.5 kg

24 reviews for India Indonesia Bilateral Ties

  1. Amaan Iqbal

    Well-written and provides great context. Some parts felt repetitive, but overall a good read.

  2. Mayank Kumar Singh

    Interesting perspective on the Look East Policy’s impact. Could have used more real-world examples.

  3. Rhitu Prashansa

    A must-read for anyone interested in Asian geopolitics. The author does a great job connecting the past and present.

  4. Manish Kumar

    A solid academic work on India-Indonesia relations. It provides a comprehensive overview of the subject.

  5. Punit Kumar Yadav

    An insightful read on India-Indonesia relations. However, some sections felt a bit too academic.

  6. Keshav Gupta

    A good starting point for understanding India-Indonesia relations, but not the final word on the topic.

  7. Atharv Jain

    Comprehensive analysis of India-Indonesia relations. A bit dense at times, but the content is valuable.

  8. Monsoon Behl

    A well-researched book that sheds light on the historical and contemporary aspects of the bilateral ties. Recommended!

  9. Nishtha Arora

    While informative, the book sometimes gets bogged down in details. A more engaging writing style would help.

  10. Khushwant Sodhi

    I learned a lot about the historical ties. The book could be more accessible to non-experts, though.

  11. Aadarsh Shukla

    Good background on the colonial history of India-Indonesia relationship, but gets dull in places.

  12. Muhammad Ammar Aftab

    A valuable resource for understanding the dynamics between India and Indonesia. Definitely recommend.

  13. Harsh Vardhan

    This book is great for political science enthusiasts. A complex topic simplified to easy to understand sections.

  14. Ashish Koteshwar Mahadule

    Excellent book! It provides a nuanced view of the relationship’s complexities and potential.

  15. Pranjal Dwivedi

    The book explores the economic and strategic dimensions well, but misses the people-to-people connections.

  16. Vishwajeet Kumar

    Okay read on India Indonesia relationship. Not something that offers fresh perspective, but nice compilation.

  17. Chilaka Alan

    The book offers a balanced view of the relationship, acknowledging both the successes and challenges.

  18. Tusshar Khatri

    It’s a comprehensive study. I would have appreciated a chapter on future projections.

  19. Tanishq Kumar

    Provides a good overview, but I wished for a deeper dive into the cultural exchange aspect. Still worth reading.

  20. Thummalapalli Manoj

    Detailed and thorough, but could use a bit more storytelling to make it more engaging.

  21. Siddhik Gagguturu

    Comprehensive and up-to-date. Provides great coverage on recent collaborations. A solid read.

  22. Jitendra Ruparam Mali

    Offers great insights into diplomatic relations. Very informative and well-researched.

  23. Aman Kumar

    The book is extremely informative, yet at some places it fails to keep the reader hooked.

  24. Hitesh Bhatia

    An important contribution to the study of bilateral relations in Asia. Highly recommended!

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