India-Pakistan
Relations with Special Reference to Kashmir/edited by K.R. Gupta.
New Delhi, Atlantic, 2003, 3 Vols., 1014 p.,
ISBN 81-269-0271-X.
India-Pakistan
Relations with Special Reference to Kashmir/edited by K.R. Gupta.
New Delhi, Atlantic, 2003, 3 Vols., 1014 p.,
ISBN 81-269-0271-X.
"The volumes include viewpoints of a number of eminent experts on Indo-Pak relations. These include views not only of Indian experts but also of Pakistani experts. The volumes contain texts of all the documents in original relating to Indo-Pak relations since the partition of India in 1947.
"It is hoped that the volumes would be found useful by the students and research scholars concerned with international relations. The volumes would also be useful to the parliamentarians and executives of India and Pakistan concerned with the formulation and execution of foreign policy of their country.
"Common readers interested in Indo-Pak relations would also find the volumes useful and interesting. The volumes would be equally useful for all libraries, officers’ messes and institutions of defence services." (jacket)
Contents: Preface. Vol. I: 1. Introduction. 2. A comprehensive note on Jammu and Kashmir/Embassy of India, Washington D.C. 3. Frequently asked questions on Jammu and Kashmir/Embassy of India, Washington D.C. 4. U.S. and Indo-Pakistan relations/C. Raja Mohan. 5. Fifty years of Kashmir dispute: the diplomatic aspect/Abdul Sattar. 6. India and Pakistan: war in the nuclear shadow/Benjamin Friedman. 7. Kashmir in the Pakistan-India military equation/Nishat Ahmed. 8. Indo-U.S. strategic partnership and Pakistan/Ehsan Ahrani. 9. Indo-Pakistan relations/N. Jayapalan. 10. Jammu and Kashmir dispute/Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of Pakistan. 11. India-Pakistan trade relations. 12. The undying spirit: Kashmir amidst the nuclear blast — treaty of Amritsar (16 March 1846)/Tariq Nizami. 13. MORI (an independent market research company) survey in Jammu and Kashmir (released at a news conference on 30 May 2002). 14. Transcript of press conference by Jaswant Singh, External Affairs Minister (28 May 2002). 15. Excerpts of address by the President of Pakistan, General Parvez Musharraf at the fifty-sixth session of the United Nations General Assembly, 10 November 2001. 16. Statement by official spokesperson on reports of firing across Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir on 15 October 2001. 17. Verbatim record of press conference of Shri Jaswant Singh, Minister of External Affairs held at 10.00 hours on 17 July 2001 in Oberoi Hotel, Agra. 18. Statement by the official spokesperson (16 July 2001). 19. Prime Minister’s opening statement at the plenary of the India-Pakistan Summit (15 July 2001). 20. Statement by the official spokesperson of MEA (15 July 2001). 21. Speech of (Pakistan) President General Pervez Musharraf at banquet hosted in his honour by Indian President, K.R. Narayanan in New Delhi on 14 July 2001. 22. President’s speech at the banquet hosted for President Musharraf (14 July 2001). 23. Summit must benefit the poorest, says President (14 July 2001). 24. The past must not dictate the future: Musharraf (14 July 2001). 25. Text of Musharraf’s statement on arrival in India (14 July 2001). 26. External Affairs and Defence Minister Shri Jaswant Singh’s press conference on 12 July 2001. 27. Prime Minister’s letter of invitation and related press releases (4, 6, 9 July, 19 June, 23, 25 May 2001). 28. Aulakh’s (President of Khalistan) letter to Musharraf (President of Pakistan), 27 June 2001. 29. Chief executive’s (Pakistan) reply to Vajpayee, 29 May 2001.
Vol. II: Papers.
Vol. III: Papers.