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(ii) Geographical and Strategic Importance(iii) Demographic, Socio-Cultural Composition(iv) Natural Resources(v) Development, Democracy and Dictatorship(vi) Nuclear Policy of India and Pakistan(vii) Kashmir Question(viii) Areas of Cooperation and ConflictUNIT IIINDIA AND BANGLADESH(i) Colonial Legacies(ii) Geographical and Strategic Importance(iii) Demographic, Socio-Cultural Composition(iv) Natural Resources(v) Development, Democracy and Dictatorship(vi) Refugee Problem(vii) Ganga Water Issue(viii) Areas of Cooperation and ConflictUNIT III(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)(v)(vi)UNIT IV(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)(v)INDIA AND SRILANKAGeographical and Strategic ImportanceDemographic, Socio-Cultural CompositionNatural ResourcesDevelopment and DemocracyTamil QuestionAreas of Cooperation and ConflictsINDIA AND NEPALHistorical Relations with NepalGeographical and Strategic ImportanceDemography and Socio-Cultural CompositionDevelopment and DemocracyAreas of Cooperation and ConflictSuggested Readings:Manzoorudin Ahmed, Contemporary Pakistan Politics, Economy andSociety, Karachi, Royal Book, 1988.Tariq Ali, Can Pakistan Survive: Death of States, Harmondsworth, Penguin,1983.Keith Callard, Political Forces in Pakistan, New York: the MacmillanCompany, 1989.51