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India’s tryst with Asia was enunciated in the vision of engagement which was articulated by :

India’s post-independence vision of pan-Asian solidarity and engagement—often described as India’s ‘tryst with Asia’—was articulated by Jawaharlal Nehru, most memorably in…

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India’s tryst with Asia was enunciated in the vision of engagement which was articulated by :

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India’s post-independence vision of pan-Asian solidarity and engagement—often described as India’s ‘tryst with Asia’—was articulated by Jawaharlal Nehru, most memorably in his inaugural address at the Asian Relations Conference convened in New Delhi in March 1947 on the eve of Indian independence.

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