Manish tewari (43 resultados)

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Soft cover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. The Fables of Fractured Times is a compilation of articles written by Manish Tewari between 2017 and 2018 which have appeared in the columns of leading newspapers. The articles reflect his views on a wide array of issues, trends and events in the domestic and international arena in today's fractured times. The country's widening governance deficit, the crises in Indian economy and the role of the media in democracy are some of the issues expertly analysed in this book. The author has also reflected on issues that have disturbed the social harmony in the country, taking a critical view of the current government's stance on the matter. He has emphasized on the need for electoral reforms and mechanisms to democratize democracy in India. The book deals with India's engagement with different nations and the challenges of its foreign policy. It explores the contemporary concerns in India's geopolitics, stressing on the need to prevent turmoil in Indo Pak relations and take a firm stand on ties with China. Despite the book adopting a critical stance on a wide array of issues and policies of the current government, the author however remains optimistic about the capability of the strong Indian political system and democracy. Manish Tewari is a leading Supreme Court lawyer and former Parliamentarian who served as Minister of Information and Broadcasting in the UPA government. He was a member/special invitee to the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs, Cabinet Committee on Parliamentary Affairs and Cabinet Committee on Investments among others. He was also member of numerous Empowered Group of Ministers (EGoM) and Group of Ministers dealing with a diverse array of policy issues. Tewari was a member of the Parliamentary Standing Committees of External Affairs, Law and Justice and Defence. He also served on the Parliamentary Consultative Committees of the Ministries of Defence and Law and Justice. During his tenure in Parliament, he moved a number of Private Member's Bills, including one to bring Intelligence Agencies under parliamentary oversight. Currently, he is the National Spokesperson and Secretary of the Foreign Affairs Department of the Indian National Congress. He has been appointed member of the Congress party's Publicity Committee for the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.…

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Soft cover. Condición: New. ISBN:9789322008925,224pp.

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Hardcover. Condición: New. An insightful examination of the challenges that have characterized Indian foreign policy in recent years by one of our more thoughtful political figures For India to grow, prosper and achieve its true potential, it requires peace on its periphery. But this amity has eluded it since 1947. The challenge from Pakistan and China, and now from the ChinaPakistan nexus, has not allowed India to break out of its neighborhood quagmire. In the past two decades, the challenges to India's national security have only exacerbated both in complexity and intensity. The seizure of Afghanistan by the Taliban and the complete withdrawal of all the military forces of the United States and its allies have opened up a security void creating a strategic vacuum in the region. It would have profound implications not only for Pax Americana, but for nations in the arc of turbulence. The repercussions in J&K and Punjab would be ominous in the days ahead. 10 Flashpoints; 20 Years looks back at the security situations that have impacted India in the past two decades and dissects our responsesboth successes and failuresto them. In a first, Manish Tewari examines the tools and processes of Indian statecraft defence, diplomacy and intelligence, and weaves a veritable tapestry around the institutions and individuals that form part of the country's national security establishment. He also offers suggestions on ways in which the national security doctrine can be reformed to meet the demands of the twenty-first century's regional and global security environment.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. An insightful examination of the challenges that have characterized Indian foreign policy in recent years by one of our more thoughtful political figures For India to grow, prosper and achieve its true potential, it requires peace on its periphery. But this amity has eluded it since 1947. The challenge from Pakistan and China, and now from the China Pakistan nexus, has not allowed India to break out of its neighbourhood's quagmire. In the past two decades, the challenges to India's national security have only exacerbated both in complexity and intensity. The seizure of Afghanistan by the Taliban and the complete withdrawal of all the military forces of the United States and its allies have opened up a security void creating a strategic vacuum in the region. It would have profound implications not only for Pax Americana, but for nations in the arc of turbulence. 10 Flashpoints; 20 Yearsooks back at the security situations that have impacted India in the past two decades and dissects our responsesboth successes and failuresto them. Manish Tewari examines the tools and processes of Indian statecraft defence, diplomacy and intelligence, and weaves a veritable tapestry around the institutions and individuals that form part of the country's national security establishment. He also offers suggestions on ways in which the national security doctrine can be reformed to meet the demands of the twenty-first century's regional and global security environment. An analysis of India's foreign policy challenges, focusing on threats from Pakistan, China, and the China-Pakistan nexus. Discusses the impact of the Taliban's takeover in Afghanistan and the US military withdrawal on regional security. Examines India's national security responses over the past two decades and suggests reforms for the future. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. A World Adrift invites you to navigate the swirling tides of our fractured era, where ancient doctrines collide with modern upheavals, and the old world order crumbles under the weight of ambiguity and yet-unformed ideological and conceptual mores and constructs. From the shifting chessboard of Asia to the tortured sands of the Greater Middle East, Manish Tewari illuminates the fault lines of power, conflict and ambition that will shape the destiny of nations in the decades ahead. This is not merely a book of geopolitics. It is a profound meditation on the art of statecraft in an age where technology, ideology and tradition entwine in an uneasy embrace. Through the sharp lens of a seasoned parliamentarian, Tewari reveals India's unique place on the global stage, a nation poised at the crossroads of destiny, armed with history and resilience, but still needing to strengthen its capabilities and show the courage to play tough, practical politics. For readers young and old, seekers of truth and students of history alike, A World Adrift offers more than insight. It is a beacon in the storm, a stirring call to awareness, and a reminder that the tides of history wait for none. Will India seize the rising current, catch the tailwinds of opportunity thereby sailing robustly towards fortune, or remain adrift lost in the shallows of vacillation and internal contradictions? The voyage begins here. A sweeping portrait of a world in turmoil: Journey through an age where ancient doctrines collide with modern upheavals and the old-world order gives way to uncertainty. From Asia to the Middle East: Tewari examines the shifting balance of power, ambition, and conflict that defines the twenty-first century's geopolitical landscape. Beyond geopolitics, into the art of statecraft: A thought-provoking meditation on how technology, ideology, and tradition intersect to shape global leadership and diplomacy. India at the crossroads: Through the lens of a seasoned parliamentarian, discover India's unique position in a transforming world, rich in heritage, yet challenged to act with courage and strategic purpose. A call to clarity and conviction: Urging readers and nations alike to confront the hard truths of power, seize new opportunities, and chart a bold course through uncertainty. Insightful, urgent, and reflective: The book is more than analysis, it's a guide for understanding the forces shaping our collective future.…

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