India's search for power: Indira Gandhi's foreign policy 1966 -1982.

By:

"Mansingh, Surjit,"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Sage Publications.; 1984Description: 405pISBN:

803994761

Subject(s):

India foreign relations

DDC classification:

327.54 MAN

Summary: This book deals with Indira Gandhi and those external relations of India which, in my opinion, received her most pressing attention during the eleven years of her first term as Prime Minister and the two initial years of her second term. A large number of people helped me by supplying materials and insights from different perspectives and countries. Most of them remain, perforce, anonymous. I thank them for their help, and hope they will not disapprove of the ways in which I have used it in the text. I bear entire responsibility for the various conclusions I have reached, as well as for whatever errors of fact or reasoning there may be. The sources I have used, primary and secondary, oral and written, are identified in the footnotes and need no identification here

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
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This book deals with Indira Gandhi and those external relations of India which, in my opinion, received her most pressing attention
during the eleven years of her first term as Prime Minister and the two initial years of her second term. A large number of people helped me by supplying materials and insights from different perspectives and countries. Most of them remain, perforce, anonymous. I thank them for their help, and hope they will not disapprove of the ways in which I have used it in the text. I bear entire responsibility for the various conclusions I have reached, as well as for whatever errors of fact or reasoning there may be. The sources I have used, primary and secondary, oral and written, are identified in the footnotes and need no identification here

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