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Context: In this article we discuss how Peace with Pakistan is not just a bilateral matter, but is essential for India to transform South Asia. Background
Implications of India – Pakistan rivalry
Potential of a vibrant bilateral relationship
Regional integration: A fair peace between India and Pakistan is not just good for the two states but for all the nations constituting the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC). Economic potential: Reports from World Bank, Asian Development Bank and the European Union have noted the immense potential hidden in the South Asian economic integration.
India’s role
Larger agenda for the region: There should be a more focussed approach on issues plaguing the entire subcontinent like poverty and malnutrition. Co-operation and collaboration in these aspects would benefit both India and Pakistan.
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