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Dr. Rajkumar Singh

Dr. Rajkumar Singh is a University Professor for the last 20 years and presently Head of the Postgraduate Department of Political Science, B.N.Mandal University, West Campus, P.G. Centre, Saharsa (Bihar), India. In addition to 17 books published so far there are over 250 articles to his credit out of which above 100 are from 30 foreign countries. His recent published books include Transformation of modern Pak Society-Foundation, Militarisation, Islamisation and Terrorism (Germany, 2017), and New Surroundings of Pak Nuclear Bomb (Mauritius, 2018). He is an authority on Indian Politics and its relations with foreign countries.
World

Impact of Covid-19 on Religion and Beyond

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Religion, in fact, is a way of life pursued by the followers of different faiths all over the world. The coming of pandemic at...
Security

Understanding the Factors Behind the Kashmir Conflict

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From 1989 onwards militancy in Kashmir had passed through various phases. It acquired a qualitatively new terrorist character. Having permitted conditions within Kashmir to...
Security

Indian perceptions of China in Pre and Post 1962 Periods

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Departure of the British from the subcontinent in 1947 deprived India of the necessary military strength that England had represented for so many years-...
Politics

Managed Governments and Insurgency in Jammu and Kashmir

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With the seizure of British Paramountcy in the Indian subcontinent, princely states including the State of Jammu and Kashmir were asked to choose between...
Politics

Manifestations of Hindu-oriented Views in Indian politics and Society

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The election results of 16th and 17th Loksabha, held in 2014 and 2019  in which the Bharatiya Janata Party got a thumping majority with...

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