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BOOK REVIEW


SOUTH

ASIAN COOPERATION AND THE ROLE OF THE PUNJABS

By

Ambassador (Retd.) Paramjit S. Sahai


‘The South Asian Cooperation and the Role of the Punjabs’ by

Tridivesh Singh Maini is another addition to the growing number of books on

South Asian Cooperation and India-Pakistan Relations. 

This Book, however, is a departure, as it looks at the South Asian

Cooperation and India-Pakistan relations through the prism of the

relationship between Indian-Punjab and Pakistan-Punjab. 

It is also equally important to bear in mind that the Author belongs  to

post-India–Pakistan Partition generation and, therefore, does not carry the

mindset of hate, which is the likely baggage carried by Pre-Partition

generation.   His

perspective, therefore, is important, as it is his generation that would be

the beneficiary of any improvement of bilateral ties between

India

and

Pakistan

and also SAARC acquiring strength, and any meaningful role in the South

Asian region. 














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