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Well has the author not noticed how the present government has alienated Bangladesh and Nepal,
and is also gradually losing sway over Srilanka and Myanmar. This is a far cry from when Modi started.
What connectivity can you expect when you demonize your neighbors. The article is so out of touch with reality it
could be mistaken as a satirical piece.
Reading this column – or listening to EAM’ speeches – one gets the impression that a golden era of regional integration and connectivity dawned on the subcontinent six years ago. Nothing could be further from the truth, the fate of SAARC being just one benchmark.
Well has the author not noticed how the present government has alienated Bangladesh and Nepal,
and is also gradually losing sway over Srilanka and Myanmar. This is a far cry from when Modi started.
What connectivity can you expect when you demonize your neighbors. The article is so out of touch with reality it
could be mistaken as a satirical piece.
Reading this column – or listening to EAM’ speeches – one gets the impression that a golden era of regional integration and connectivity dawned on the subcontinent six years ago. Nothing could be further from the truth, the fate of SAARC being just one benchmark.