India and the New World Order: Vol.1 - Tapa dura

Another meritorious book from a meritorious author, a celebrity in his own right. This volume in a comprehensive collection of enlightening articles penned by the author and published in esteemed journals and periodicals, the world over. The book extensively deals with national and international politics in general and India's foreign policy in particular and has valuable mentional on United Nations., About The Author:- T.N. Kaul, a scholar and thinker in his own right, and a reputed name, not only in India but in the outside world too, was renowned for his independent outlook and unorthodox approach to social, political and econmic problems. Born in Baramulla, Kashmir, in 1913, he took BA (Hons) from Punjab, L.L.B. from Allahabad and Master of Laws from London University. He also passed the I.C.S. competitive examination in London in 1936 and served in UP before Independence. He was selected by Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India in July 1947, for the newly created Indian Foreign Service. He had the unique distinction of representing India in all the major capitals of the World-London, Moscow, Washington, Paris and Peking, His four years as Foreign Secretary brought him in close touch with leaders and statesmen the world over, especially in UNO, NAM, and Commonwealth of Nations. He breathed his last on 16th January, 2000., Contents:- Foreword · Preface · India: Old and New · India 2000 · Threat from Pakistan · Impact of Nuclear Explosions · Proxy War in Kashmir · India Must Wake Up and Shake Up · Foreign Policy in a Changing World · Development of Foreign Policy · Foreign Policy: Issues at Stake · India's Image Abroad · Indian's Foreign Service · Indo-American Relations · India, Asia and Africa · India and the Big Powers · India-Pakistan Relations · India, Pakistan and USA · India-China Relations · Sino-Indian-Russian Strategic Relations · India's Economic Cooperation with Developing Countries · The World Scene Today · The World Yesterday, Today