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India’s neighbours often think that the Indian government tries to dominate and interfere in the domestic affairs of the smaller countries of the region. Is this a correct impression ?

Solution
It is almost incorrect to view that the Indian government tries to dominate and interfere in the domestic affairs of the smaller countries of the region.

(a) India’s neighbours are suspicious of her intentions due to its size and power but the fact is that India wants stability in South Asia so that ail countries can make progress.

(b) Political stability is necessary for the development of the region. Political instability will not only hinder the progress and development, but it will also allow outside power to increase their influence in the region.

(c) India is at the centre of South Asia. It shares boundaries with almost all the countries of the region. It has some differences and problems with its neighbours. However, India’s policy is to solve them by peaceful means.

The above examination clearly clears the impression.

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