Journal of Political Studies, Vol. 11

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FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK

The present issue of the Journal of Political Studies contains eleven articles in addition to one review article and two book reviews. The articles can be grouped in three baskets; we have two articles on political thinkers, five on different general aspects of India’s politics and four on some aspects of regional politics. Themewise the authors have approached issues of contemporary relevance and we sincerely hope that our readers will enjoy reading them. With Regards,

M. Yasin
Editor

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Author: search.filters.author.Choudhury, BiswajitSubject: search.filters.subject.Indian Diaspora

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    Discourses on Growth and Inequality: Indian Experience
    (University of North Bengal, 2015) Choudhury, Biswajit
    The growth of India’s knowledge based economy, the entertainment and the news industry, and the people to people links established by the Indian Diaspora Community have shaped India’s global profile and prospect. By the end of 20th Century two dominant factors seem to have shaped a new thinking about India in the Western hemisphere, first, the India’s economic performance and policy shift in the last decade of the century, and second, India’s declared ‘nuclear power’ status. Moreover, there were several factors other than economic growth that contributed to India’s self-image as a major power. For example, civilizational history, contribution to religion and philosophy, the intellectual (particularly scientific and mathematical) achievements, demographic size and composition, geographical size and location, military strength and capability.