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Context: According to a Brookings India study, most South Asian nations are now largely dependent on China for imports despite geographical proximity to India. Key Points
China’s contemporary relations with India’s neighbors
Ignoring SAARC
Alternatives to SAARC
Infusing life in SAARC by reviving the process of South Asian economic integration
Trade
Trade treaties
Investments
Domestic challenges in revitalising SAARC Ideological reasons
Complexity in the economic vision:
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