to maintain geographical harmony in the world it is very
important to have a very good relation with Afganistan. but in
reality the relation between them seems very rigid.india wants
stable afganistan & they are doing all short of work which is
important in estiblishment.....
india believes in a stable Afgan.in has invested a huge
amount of money in afgan developement rather than spending
for keeping military there,which is a good move.
indian presence had been dependent on US policies for AFPAK
but now India must act on its own interest to make south
asian region peaceful.
as we know the relationship between india and
pakistan.india doesn't want that pakistan creats new
taliban in afganistan.because after capturing afganistan
pakistan will create other terrorist organisation in
afganistan for india and other country so india wants an
stable relationship with afganistan.that's why india want
to ameliorate the condition of afganistan by giving him
economical help.
after 9/11 the afghanisthan no stabe till now.amerika want to stabe them but there is no peace.the area of pak-afgan border is very sensitive.so this the area where terirism activity is growing very fast..india always oppose to teririsme and wants always peace .but afgan does'nt like india.
i think its good but not bestand we want to work for
best.because some latest year good relation with the america
(atomic consientment) some what bad effect on relation. but
in feature it become very good and best.
India wants this relationship more than of its foreign policy
because it don't want to harm its neighbour and believes in
friendly support to and fro for a better development of the
country.So India want to free afgan from this kind of dedly
terror and it has done nicely in this field
Can i get CDS solved paper of 2009 of English & G.K. Pls if
some have send me on my e-mail id is nil@yahoo.co.in.I
rearly need beause my exam is on 14th feb.
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