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ENACTMENT OF INDIA’S LOOK EAST POLICY IN ARUNACHAL PRADESH ON THE THRESHOLD

    2 Author(s):  JARBOM TAIPODIA, DR. P. G. JANGAMLUNG RICHARD

Vol -  10, Issue- 4 ,         Page(s) : 65 - 71  (2019 ) DOI : https://doi.org/10.32804/CASIRJ

Abstract

India's "Look East" Policy, which was started in 1991, denoted a strategic shift in India's perspective of the world. After twenty years, it is nevertheless appropriate that we should have a re-look on this intense outside policy activity in India. It has properly been suggested that India should exploit Look east policy's twentieth anniversary to refresh her relationship with the East. The effect of globalization in the leaving twentieth century, played imperative characteristics to oust the economic stagnancy of the 90's to some incredible degree in Arunachal Pradesh. Thus the socialism and communism divided into pieces and capitalism developed its branches everywhere throughout the world with a strong-established expansion. Such contacted India's economy which was based on socialist sort with open sectors and certain passage barriers to the private sectors which was stagnating step by step whereas, the destruction was resisted by LPG technique and its result in the nation cleared India went into present day economic avenues to achieve the residence of blended economy which is neither capitalistic nor socialistic, however another conceived market economy which gave an economic stability which India seriously expected to the post-Cold War time for fix and resuscitation of its economy where doors were opened for corporate sectors alongside numerous MNCs and gigantic business tycoons.

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