As in the historical past, Asia is big enough for both Asian giants to have complementary roles, share prosperity and be independent of each other and of the West. In light of this, examine India's challenge in aligning its foreign policy in view of China's rising global stature. 10 marks - Civilsdaily

As in the historical past, Asia is big enough for both Asian giants to have complementary roles, share prosperity and be independent of each other and of the West. In light of this, examine India’s challenge in aligning its foreign policy in view of China’s rising global stature. 10 marks

Mentor’s comment- https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/op-ed/taking-the-long-view-with-china/article33804031.ece In the intro, mention the rise of China and India as global super-powers. In the body, … Continue reading As in the historical past, Asia is big enough for both Asian giants to have complementary roles, share prosperity and be independent of each other and of the West. In light of this, examine India’s challenge in aligning its foreign policy in view of China’s rising global stature. 10 marks