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INTERNATIONAL Affairs, a leading journal in the field of international relations, heads off 2017 with a special issue (Volume 93, Number 1, January 2017) dedicated to INDIAN foreign policy. The issue, which is co-edited by Manjari Chatterjee Miller of Boston University and Kate Sullivan de Estrada of Oxford University, presents the results of an international research network that has examined the impact of India’s rise and of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership on India’s foreign policy.
As Miller and Sullivan de Estrada note in the introduction , this special issue is particularly important because it is “the first time that Indian foreign policy has been the central focus of an English-language IR journal edited in ‘the West.’” This issue brings Indian foreign policy and its evolving geopolitical role to the forefront of Western academia, allowing leading scholars and policy-makers in the West to engage with the subject. Previously, “detailed discussions of Indian foreign policy tend[ed] to be scattered across and confined to regional or India-specific academic journals, think-tanks and the media. Rarely have western International Relations (IR) journals engaged seriously with India.”
The decision to focus on Modi is well-thought through and is reflected throughout the articles in the journal. Rather than focusing on Indian foreign policy in general, this issue has chosen to focus on the “current prime minister” in order to “draw early conclusions about the impact of Modi’s leadership on future foreign policy directions,” and so “bridge a much LAMENTED academic–policy divide.” In addition to focusing on Modi, the issue also engages with the perspectives of “three major global players—the United States, China and the United Kingdom—in order to understand how India’s rise is viewed internationally.”India’s foreign policy strategy through the framework established established in Rajesh Basrur’s article “Modi’s foreign policy fundamentals: a trajectory unchanged.” Basrur argues convincingly that although Modi may differ greatly in terms of style from his predecessor as prime minister, Manmohan Singh, India’s foreign policy can be broadly defined by continuity from 1991 onwards. It was in 1991 when the major change in India’s foreign policy calculus occurred, leading to the current consensus among India’s foreign policy elites. The section is worth quoting in full:

[After the Cold War], instead of trying to avoid engagement with the Great Power system, India now began to seek a prominent place in it. On the economic side, it gave up all notions of building a ‘NEW international economic order’ and began to encourage foreign investment and trade. One fundamental SIMILARITY between the old and the new approaches remained: the preference for strategic autonomy. But even here there was an important difference. In the old days, India had sought autonomy to minimize the costs and risks associated with being a weak power; now it began to think of autonomy as undergirding its quest for security and status as an emerging major power. In essence, what India wants today is to maximize its strategic autonomy as well as security by means of a hedging approach—that is, by spreading its bets and developing strong relationships with as many major powers as possible. In short, it is naturally inclined to favour building multiple strategic partnerships.

To emphasize again, two themes in particular stand out in this section that the issue’s various authors return to often: strategic autonomy and hedging, and strategy that secures strategic autonomy.
As such, this is not “non-alignment in new attire,” but an approach to an increasingly complex, interdependent world balanced with realpolitik. Despite expectations that the rise of the nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would upset this approach to geopolitics, Modi has largely followed the same paradigm as his predecessors, maintaining a type of pragmatism further explored in an article in the issue by Miller and Sullivan de Estrada.
As Basrur points out, tougher language toward China and Pakistan has not ended dialogue and cooperation with those countries. Similarly, closer relations with the United States and Japan has not led to outright alignment with those states. India seems determined to continue to take an upward, but inoffensive, steady, and respectable path to great power status, avoiding alignment and interventionism for the most part; what Modi has done is market his country more prominently than his predecessors on the global stage while continuing the trajectory of his predecessors.
Nonetheless, India is still cultivating closer relations with a variety of countries, especially the United States, in order to enhance its strategic position.

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International Affairs, a leading journal in the field of international relations, heads off 2017 with a special issue (Volume 93, Number 1, January 2017) dedicated to Indian foreign policy. The issue, which is co-edited by Manjari Chatterjee Miller of Boston University and Kate Sullivan de Estrada of Oxford University, presents the results of an international RESEARCH network that has examined the impact of India’s rise and of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership on India’s foreign policy.
As Miller and Sullivan de Estrada note in the introduction , this special issue is particularly important because it is “the first time that Indian foreign policy has been the central focus of an English-language IR journal edited in ‘the West.’” This issue brings Indian foreign policy and its evolving geopolitical role to the forefront of Western academia, allowing leading scholars and policy-makers in the West to engage with the subject. Previously, “detailed discussions of Indian foreign policy tend[ed] to be scattered across and confined to regional or India-specific academic journals, think-tanks and the media. Rarely have western International Relations (IR) journals engaged seriously with India.”
The DECISION to focus on Modi is well-thought through and is reflected throughout the articles in the journal. Rather than focusing on Indian foreign policy in general, this issue has chosen to focus on the “current prime minister” in order to “draw early CONCLUSIONS about the impact of Modi’s leadership on future foreign policy directions,” and so “bridge a much lamented academic–policy divide.” In addition to focusing on Modi, the issue also engages with the perspectives of “three major global players—the United States, China and the United Kingdom—in order to understand how India’s rise is VIEWED internationally.”India’s foreign policy strategy through the framework established established in Rajesh Basrur’s article “Modi’s foreign policy fundamentals: a trajectory unchanged.” Basrur argues convincingly that although Modi may differ greatly in terms of style from his predecessor as prime minister, Manmohan Singh, India’s foreign policy can be broadly defined by continuity from 1991 onwards. It was in 1991 when the major change in India’s foreign policy calculus occurred, leading to the current consensus among India’s foreign policy elites. The section is worth quoting in full:

[After the Cold War], instead of trying to avoid engagement with the Great Power system, India now began to seek a prominent place in it. On the economic side, it gave up all notions of building a ‘new international economic order’ and began to ENCOURAGE foreign investment and trade. One fundamental similarity between the old and the new approaches remained: the preference for strategic autonomy. But even here there was an important difference. In the old days, India had sought autonomy to minimize the costs and risks associated with being a weak power; now it began to think of autonomy as undergirding its quest for security and status as an emerging major power. In essence, what India wants today is to maximize its strategic autonomy as well as security by means of a hedging approach—that is, by spreading its bets and developing strong relationships with as many major powers as possible. In short, it is naturally inclined to favour building multiple strategic partnerships.

To emphasize again, two themes in particular stand out in this section that the issue’s various authors return to often: strategic autonomy and hedging, and strategy that secures strategic autonomy.
As such, this is not “non-alignment in new attire,” but an approach to an increasingly complex, interdependent world balanced with realpolitik. Despite expectations that the rise of the nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would upset this approach to geopolitics, Modi has largely followed the same paradigm as his predecessors, maintaining a type of pragmatism further explored in an article in the issue by Miller and Sullivan de Estrada.
As Basrur points out, tougher language toward China and Pakistan has not ended dialogue and cooperation with those countries. Similarly, closer relations with the United States and Japan has not led to outright alignment with those states. India seems determined to continue to take an upward, but inoffensive, steady, and respectable path to great power status, avoiding alignment and interventionism for the most part; what Modi has done is market his country more prominently than his predecessors on the global stage while continuing the trajectory of his predecessors.
Nonetheless, India is still cultivating closer relations with a variety of countries, especially the United States, in order to enhance its strategic position.





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Feelings and emotions helps us to move toward rightness. whereas intellect is similarly dangerous if not in control of HEART. Intellect is emotionless and feelingless.

The whole SYSTEM, each and every CELL of the body, the out of body mind, the in heart mind, the intellect, the logician, the virtuso, the architect, the librarian and many more. works together at the same moment is called the universal wisdom.

The emotions alone cannot help, the feelings alone cannot help, the intellect alone cannot help.

To make all these together , find the ONE. One which is having everything and nothing. That's the source and the creation of wisdom, not the heart or HEAD.

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The CROWD was PREVENTED from ENTERING.

The MEANING or themes of Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem “Ozymandias” are fairly straightforward and are also HIGHLY traditional. BASICALLY, the poem reminds powerful people that their power is only temporary. However much powerful people may wish to think that their power is IMMORTAL, they are only deceiving themselves

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Media and it's effect

Media - The most IMPORTANT thing now . Everyone lives up to it. Media has a positive impact on teens as it tells them how to behave and gives them knowledge about world . Media plays a vital role in our lives as it tells us each and every thing going AROUND the world.

But media has negative effect also on teens as some things may MAKE a path where teens go wrong. Social media sometimes doesn't tell us the real truth BEHIND some cases as they get lured by the politicians money. This should be stopped by our government so we can get pure truth.

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1) This is my PARENT's room.
2) The QUEEN of ENGLAND's crown is STUDDED with diamonds.
3) The staff member's complaint was entirely justified.

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the acids having their ph 0 or below than it are ALSO known as strong acids and the bases having their ph 14 or above it are known as strong bases

Yeah it is true that where there is a will there is a WAY. When one wants to do something with his HEART then only he will put all his efforts in completing it. And if he will not WANT to do that work he never complete it. That's why it was said that "WHERE IS A WILL THERE'S A WAY "
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Parents love is a thing which we can never repay in our whole life. Parents are living gods in our life. They are working so HARD to build a good future for us. They GIVE us knowledge about the worlds.no parents is there who will not like his children. But in todays life most of people don't like their parents. It is because sometimes they don't give us what we want. It is because they don't want that we would do BAD THINGS or friends which lead to SPOILAGE of our future

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Here first 4 LETTERS- CELL(they are present in our body) and the LAST THREE letters- ONE which is a number

The greatest wealth and strength of any NATION is its youth. The future of a nation lies in the hands of its posterity. The quality of its youth determines the KIND of future, the nation will have. Therefore, if we WANT to ensure a bright future for our country, we first need to strengthen and empower our youth. The youth of any nation and society are its potential energy. They are the powerhouse and storehouse of infinite energy. They are the ones who are the pride of the nation. It is the youth which brings laurels to their country. The power of youth can be sighted only by mentioning a few names of which every single Indian is proud of, such as SACHIN Tendulkar, Vishwanathan Anand, Sania Mirza, Leander Paes, Mahesh Bhupati, Sushmita Sen, Aishwarya Rai, P.T. Usha, Shiny Abraham, Anju B George, Rajiv Gandhi, Kapil Dev, Sunil Gavaskar, Jaspal Rana, Major Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, Anil Kumble, Rahul Gandhi, DILIP Tirkey, Apama Popat, Malleshwari etc. The very mention of these names fills the heart of an average Indian with pride.

Indira Gandhi was very POWERFUL lady She was the first woman to BECAME the prime minister of INDIA Her father NAME is Jawaharlal NEHRU and his mother name is Kamal Nehru. she was born in November in Allahabad

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I hope this letter finds you in sound health and vibrant SPIRITS. Congratulations for Rajiv GANDHI Khel Ratan award. The nation is proud of you. You have BROUGHT laurels and glory to the nation. It has been the result of your dedication and commitment to your sport. It requires unprecedented courage, skills, and endurance to win medal in international arena. I can imagine the thundering APPLAUSE you must have received. I wish you many more successes like this in your life ahead. Once again well done! Kudos! God bless you!

Yours SINCERELY,

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An overwhelming amount of psychology and social SCIENCE research is devoted to parent-child dynamics. But even in our nuclear-family age, that’s not the only bond children have with adults. In the last year, significant new findings have emerged to SHED light on the important benefits of children’s relationships with their grandparents — for the people on both sides of the equation.

A study by Boston College researchers found that emotionally close ties between grandparents and ADULT grandchildren reduced depressive symptoms in both groups. The study, published online last year in the journal The Gerontologist, included 374 grandparents and 356 adult grandchildren who were taking part in a larger study. The researchers LOOKED at data collected over a 19-year period.

Close grandparent-grandchild relationships are often a marker of strong family ties overall, but these intergenerational bonds also come with their own distinctive benefits, said LEAD author Sara Moorman, an associate professor of sociology at Boston College. As people are living longer, these bonds are becoming even more important.

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1) One who eat HEALTHY food will have good health.
2)He/She will not SUFFER from any type of DEFICIENCY diseases.
3)Eating healthy food will give good health and positivity in attitude.
4) If one be positive in his life then he will do all his work with determination and be successful in his life.
5)Eating nutritional food helps to maintain weight and it prevents many diseases like night blindness, skin diseases, malnutrition etc.
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I COULD AGREE with a smart person being mature, and not just some nerdy Philomath, or a dayum handsome and extravagantly DRESSED RICH. What WOULD you do if you're trapped in your own decapitated thoughts of your own mental realm? Ask for money? Or ask for help? I guess you've got my point already.

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Let the original RATIO be 7x : 5x
then initial WEIGHT of the lady is 91kg

so 7x : 5x = 91 : y

7x = 91 (1)
and 5x = y. (2)

by 1st EQUATION we get
x = 13
putting in 2nd
5 x = y
5×13 = y
65 = y

1. Great-greater, greatest
2. SHORT- shorter,shirsat
3.bright-brighter, brightest
4 long-longer,lingayat
5. Large-larger, latest
6.strange-stranger, arrange at
7.wise- WISER, sirsat
8.wide-wider,sudesh
9heavy- heavier, hea virat
10merry- MERRIER, merriest
11. Dirty- dirtier, dirtiest
12.ugly-uglier, ugliest
13.mad-mader, madat
14.thin- thinner, thinnest
15fat-fatter, dattatray
16sad - sader, sadar

Lately the phrase “going green” has become a PART of everyday discussion and debate. People are being told to turn off the lights, buy energy-saving appliances, and drive less. What people are not being told is why, specifically. Global warming is the increase of the Earth’s average temperature. Greenhouse GASES are the cause of this problem; carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxide and METHANE (1). Normally the earth’s atmosphere lets these gases in but does not release all of it. The excess gases keep the plant WARM enough to sustain life. However over time, the atmosphere has sustained damage from chemicals, like the ones released in fossil fuels, and now the PLANET is heating up too much too fast.

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She SEEMED to FIND EVERY THING unstrange in the QUESTION.

The GIRL REPLIED GOODBYE

Suddenly he saw a small hut nearby a well, he goes into the hut and saw there was a lady who preparing food for her meal. The lady was wearing a RED saree and had a opened long hair. He asked that lady can you give me some water or some food and a LITTLE space to spend the night. She said if you stay here you don't might be able to go. He asked her why but she just smiled very dangerously. He think that if ANYTHING will happen then that will see on that time now enjoy the meal and spend night on her house, he might be agree to stay here. On that night, he saw that the lady was suddenly wearing a white saree and taking a candle in her hand , she was going near the well. He followed her and saw that there was no one in the well, he search everywhere but there was no clue of that Lady. On next morning, he goes to the next village from it, and asked peoples that who was that lady living in a nearby small hut. A OLD man said that hut was mine ,before 1 year me and my wife stayed with my son there, but when my son got failed in exams he committed to suicide and jump on the well, and when my wife knew about that thing she ALSO jumped on the well, after it I have come in this village and no one is there. The boy was shocked and nothing speak a word.

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She ASKED that why she don't WANT to LOOK out of the WINDOW?