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India-Vietnam Relations
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NBC3987
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81-7211-371-4
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Book Name
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India-Vietnam Relations
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Book sub-title
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Retrospect & Prospect
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Panda Rajaram
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Aftab Seth , Anil Wadhwa , Bach Thanh Binh , Dang Thi Thai Ha , Doan Thi Tuyen , Geetesh Sharma , Ha Thanh Ngoc , Kusum Jain , Le Hung Quoc , Lokesh Chandra , Nirmala Sharma , Pham Van Duc , Pooja Kapur , Pravamayee Samantaray , Prem Kapoor , Rajaram Panda , Ruchhita Kazaria , Rup Narayan Das , Syed Tanveer Nasreen , Ton Sinh Thanh , Tran Ky Phuong , Tridib Chakraborti , Vo Van Thang , Vu Xuan Hong
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Northern Book Centre
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Publishing Year
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2016
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Book Price (Printed)
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INR 1300
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Book Price (Our Price)
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INR 1300
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Book Size
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14 x 22
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Book Page
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xii + 244
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Book Summary
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The book is the outcome of an international seminar on “India-Vietnam Relations: Retrospect & Prospect” organized by the ICCR in February 2016 in New Delhi. The essays in the volume contain perspectives of scholars, activists, opinion makers, diplomats and cultural historians on the important relationships between India and Vietnam. Though the primary focus is on the cultural component of the ties, other dimensions such as economic and security issues are also covered. Besides the civilizational linkages between the two countries that complement the present bilateral ties, the essays demonstrate how India's cultural links were very different from other cultural influences in Vietnam that had aggressive intent. Indian voyagers who settled in some parts of Vietnam were smoothly integrated into the Vietnamese society. In modern times, Rabindra-nath Tagore's sane counsel for a peaceful Asia found greater acceptance and appeal in Vietnam. The people of Vietnam appreciated Tagore's advocacy of non-violence, non-confron-tational and egalitarian society that encouraged social mobility and this is remembered even today. India always stood with Vietnamese people in their struggle against foreign rule and welcomed Ho Chi Minh as a friend of India is remembered with gratitude in Vietnam. The essays offer valuable insights from both Indian and Vietna-mese perspectives.
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Book Content
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CHAPTER I – Introduction and Overview
Overview – Rajaram Panda
CHAPTER II – Synergy between Culture and History
Section I – Economic Expansion in the Maritime Route – Lokesh Chandra
Section II – Cultural Bond between Vietnam and India – Geetesh Sharma
Section III – Vietnam-India Ties: Connectivity as Toll of Diplomacy – Vu Xuan Hong
Section IV – India and Vietnam: Vision for the Future – Anil Wadhwa
Section V – Cultural Diplomacy Key to Foster Friendship – Ton Sinh Thanh
CHAPTER III – Culture Fostering India-Vietnam Relations (Part I)
Section I – Culture Binds India-Vietnam Relations – Aftab Seth
Section II – Ho Chi Minh with India and Indian People – Le Hung Quoc
Section III – Cultural Extensions beyond Border: Indian Parallels at Champa – Syed Tanveer Nasreen
Section IV – Sacred Treasures in Champa Temples – Referring to the Indian Ancient Texts – Võ Van Thang
CHAPTER IV – Culture Fostering India-Vietnam Relations (Part II)
Section I – Cultural Bonding between India and Vietnam: Role of Hinduism and Buddhism – Prem Kapoor
Section II – The Cham Historical-Archaeological Sites – Tran Ky Phuong
Section III – Vietnam: Some Personal Impressions – Pravamayee Samantaray
Section IV – An Aspect of India in Vietnam: Sanskrit/Art of Champa/My Son Monument – Bach Thanh Binh
CHAPTER V – Ho Chi Minh in India & Rabindranath Tagore in Vietnam
Section I – Indo-Vietnam Cultural Relations – Pham Van Duc
Section II – Reading Tagore from Eco-critical Perspective – Dang Thò Thá Hà
Section III – India and Vietnam: Relevance of People’s Diplomacy – Kusum Jain
CHAPTER VI – Impact of Buddhism & Hinduism over Vietnam’s Culture and Society
Section I – Transoceanic Journey of Indian Deities – Nirmala Sharma
Section II – India and Vietnam: Role of Buddhism and Hinduism – Ha Thanh Ngoc
Section III – The ‘Historical History’ of India-Vietnam Relations – Ruchhita Kazaria
Section IV – Practicing Buddhism in Two Villages of Red River Delta in Vietnam – Tuyen Thi Doan
CHAPTER VII – Future Vision of Relations: Mutual Exchange of Ideas
Section I – Connecting the Past to the Present to Unearth Synergy – Pooja Kapur
Section II – India-Vietnam: Strategically Close, Culturally Distant – Tridib Chakraborti
Section III – India-Vietnam: Some Leaves from the Parliamentary Debates – Rup Narayan Das
List of Contributors
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