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Praveen Swami is a Contributing Editor to ThePrint, and writes on issues related to national security, intelligence, police and regional geopolitics. An award-winning journalist who has extensive experience of reporting from theatres of conflict in the Middle-East, India and East Asia, he is the author of two books on the Kashmir conflict. Praveen can be reached at praveen.swami@theprint.in
If the United States is no longer a big umbrella on a dark rainy night, would it be prudent for India to reimagine its relationship with China and Pakistan. For both security and and an enabling environment for economic development, is it helpful to be in a state of near war with both.