Memoir of an Indian diplomat that sheds light on a critical period in India's history Inhaltsverzeichnis Contents Foreword by Strobe Talbott Preface: Prelude to Honor Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Part I. A Look Back 1. Memories of a Sunlit Land 2. Born of the Same Womb: Pakistan 3. India: The Journey from Nation to Statehood Part II. Challenge and Response 4. Pokhran II: The Implosion of Nuclear Apartheid 5. Pokhran Looks East 6. The Asian Two: India and China Part III. Statecraft Is a Cruel Business 7. Troubled Neighbor, Turbulent Times: 1999 8. Troubled Neighbor, Turbulent Times: 2001 9. Engaging the Natural Ally 10. The Republican Innings 11. Some Afterwords Appendixes Glossary Index
Jaswant Singh Knihy
Jaswant Singh was an Indian politician known for his moderate political views and self-described liberal democratic ideals. Despite belonging to the Bharatiya Janata Party, often characterized as a right-wing nationalist organization, Singh maintained a distinct political philosophy throughout his career. He held significant national cabinet positions, showcasing his extensive experience in governance and policy-making. His career highlights his unique position within Indian politics as a figure advocating for a liberal democratic approach.
