India Pakistan Bangladesh and The Major Powers For CSS PMS PCS By GW Chaudhary

In "India Pakistan Bangladesh and the Major Powers," G.W Choudhury embarks on a comprehensive analysis of the intricate relationships between India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and the major global powers. With a keen focus on the CSS (Central Superior Services), PMS (Provincial Management Services), and PCS (Provincial Civil Services) examinations, this book offers aspirants a nuanced understanding of the geopolitical dynamics shaping the South Asian region. Choudhury delves into historical contexts, contemporary challenges, and future prospects, providing readers with invaluable insights into the complex interactions between regional powers and global stakeholders.

The book navigates through the historical legacies of colonialism and partition, unraveling the intricacies of Indo-Pakistani relations and the emergence of Bangladesh as an independent nation. Choudhury meticulously examines the geopolitical interests of major global powers such as the United States, China, Russia, and others, shedding light on their roles in shaping the geopolitics of South Asia. Moreover, he explores the economic, strategic, and diplomatic dimensions of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh's engagements with these major powers, offering readers a holistic view of the region's geopolitical landscape.

Key Points:
1. Historical legacies of colonialism and partition.
2. Indo-Pakistani relations and the emergence of Bangladesh.
3. Geopolitical interests of major global powers.
4. Economic, strategic, and diplomatic engagements.
5. CSS, PMS, and PCS exam preparation.
6. Regional geopolitics and global influences.
7. Challenges and prospects for South Asia's future.

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Writer                  ✤       G.W Chaudhary

Publishers           ✤        PEACE PUBLICATIONS