Towards a Regulated Indo-Nepal Border The Indo-Nepal border is an open border, which has facilitated close social, cultural, and economic exchanges and led to a special relationship between the two countries. However, in recent times, the increasing misuse of the borders by terrorists, political activists, anti-social elements, etc. has led to the demand for the closure of the border from the Indian side. The paper posits that a closed border is not beneficial for both the countries as the social and political costs involved in such a border are immense. Pushpita Das | September 2008 | Strategic Analysis
Chinese Checkers in the Himalayas: Revisiting Sino-Indian Relations P. Stobdan | September 2008 | Strategic Analysis
China’s New Submarine Base at Hainan: Analyses of Recent Media Reports Gurpreet S Khurana | September 2008 | Strategic Analysis
China: From ‘Clueless’ to ‘Aware’ Authoritarianism Abanti Bhattacharya | September 2008 | Strategic Analysis
