India's economic miracle and Nepal Hari Bansh Jha

By:

Jha, Hari Bansh

Contributor(s):

Gupta, Arvind (fwd.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Vivekananda International Foundation 2020Description: 174ISBN:

9789390061044

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

CS 337.54096 JHA

Summary: he book “India’s Economic Miracle and Nepal” reiterates the time-tested view that no two countries of the world are as close to each other, particularly at the people-to-people level, as Nepal and India. The relationship between both countries in the socio-cultural, economic, political and spiritual spheres is well known. In this book the author convincingly builds the argument that Nepal has tremendous scope to modernise and develop its economy, drawing from the miraculous economic growth that India has achieved over the years. As a fast emerging major economic power centre in the world, India has many things in common with Nepal, which in turn provides a larger platform for cooperation and collaboration between the two on several development-related fronts. This is also due to the open border that both nations share and have maintained since time immemorial.

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Donated Books	Gandhi Smriti Library	CS 337.54096 JHA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		171852

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he book “India’s Economic Miracle and Nepal” reiterates the time-tested view that no two countries of the world are as close to each other, particularly at the people-to-people level, as Nepal and India. The relationship between both countries in the socio-cultural, economic, political and spiritual spheres is well known.

In this book the author convincingly builds the argument that Nepal has tremendous scope to modernise and develop its economy, drawing from the miraculous economic growth that India has achieved over the years. As a fast emerging major economic power centre in the world, India has many things in common with Nepal, which in turn provides a larger platform for cooperation and collaboration between the two on several development-related fronts. This is also due to the open border that both nations share and have maintained since time immemorial.

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