Question Q20GS2GS2

In a fluid geopolitical arena, engagement without formal endorsement is a pragmatic middle path. Do you agree? Explain in the context of India's current approach towards the Taliban regime in Afghanistan.

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India's Foreign Strategy - via VIKRAM MISRI and his counterpart in Taliban meeting in Doha for the future phase USALE & Alone Afghanistan ceasefire 2021 Engagement without endorsement in a geopolitical area that is fluid 1. S.Jaishankar called for venerated ties with Taliban showing that leadoff is in the way already. 2. They gave the idea of 'engagement without endorsement' where - India seeks to insult the strategic outpost by securing its national interest 3. New Delhi seeks to receive investment in Afghanistan S Salman Zanj; Leaning Dala Kaw 5. Similar, Indian has overcome looking Afghanistan through the Pakistan haveactive engagement

3. This is an extension of Shiv Shankar memoirs. 'Engagement without endorsement' - as the world order is in fluxTaliban engagement need active response in Geese and hundleness South Asia. 4. New Delhi seeks to receive investment in Afghanistan S Salman Zanj; Leaning Dala Kaw 5. Similar, Indian has overcome looking Afghanistan through the Pakistan haveactive engagement 6. Relieced focus on Taliban to complied Pakistanis doctrine of using Afghanistan as 'strategy' depth 7. An active engagement ensures that there is no back of communication leading to geostrategic miscalculations (Harsh V. Pant)

Limitations: (1) Increasing China-Pakistan-Afghanistan axis - axis upheaved (2) Loss of in Stability and uncertainty - Afghanistan as safe by Perspectives (3) Afghanistan's tribal right violations are guide or the vote of democracy creates contradictions (4) Indian policy is seen as U force stalling - land opportunistic by critics Thus, Taliban as the bench of Afghanistan is a reality that India has realised a bit late. And now however, New Delhi has shown the India seeks play the game of responsible moral desire its National Interest via Strategic Autonomy.

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Thus, Taliban as the bench of Afghanistan is a reality that India has realised a bit late. And now however, New Delhi has shown the India seeks play the game of responsible moral desire its National Interest via Strategic Autonomy.

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KIRAN KAMATE

AIR 532025

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GS2GS2

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India and its Neighborhood - Relations

Afghanistan

India-Taliban engagement

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