A Contest for Regional Primacy: A Critical Evaluation of India's Response to China in South Asia Since 2014

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Part A - Internship (Most Important)

One. Introduce yourself

My name is Himani. I am pursuing my B.A from Pt. Chiranji Lal Sharma Government College, Karnal, affiliated to Kurukshetra University. I have completed my one-month research internship from International Institute of Sustainable Development Goals and Public Policy Research from twenty-eighth May to twenty-eighth June twenty twenty-six.

Two. What is an internship?

An internship refers to practical training provided to students to enable them to acquire knowledge and skills relevant to their profession.

Three. Why did you choose this internship?

Four. Which organization did you work with?

Five. What does International Institute of Sustainable Development Goals and Public Policy Research do?

Six. How long was your internship?

Seven. What skills did you learn?

Ten. What were the main challenges?

Part B - Research Topic

Twelve. Why did you choose this topic?

Fourteen. What is your hypothesis?

Fifteen. Which countries did you study?

Part C - China

Nineteen. What is String of Pearls?

It is a deep-water port that China has leased from Sri Lanka for ninety-nine years.

Twenty-one. What is the Neighborhood first policy?

Twenty-two. What is the Act East Policy?

Twenty-three. What is Security and Growth for All in the Region?

It stands for BIMSTEC.

The Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation promotes regional cooperation among member states and serves as an alternative to China's growing influence.

Quad is a strategic forum that includes India, the USA, Japan, and Australia.

Twenty-seven. Which research design did you use?

They include books, journals, research articles, reports, and official web pages. Thirty. Why did you use secondary data?

Thirty-one. What are the limitations of your study?

Thirty-two. Which theories did you use?

Thirty-three. What is Balance of Power?

Thirty-four. What is Soft Power?

Thirty-seven. Which country has gained from China the most?

Thirty-eight. Which country did India help when it was in trouble? India helped Sri Lanka overcome the economic crisis of twenty twenty-two

Forty. Why is Nepal strategically important?

Forty-one. What happened at Doklam?

India-Bhutan-China trijunction.

Part H - Findings

Forty-four. Why is India's response to China only partially successful?

Forty-five. Which policy has been the most successful?

Forty-six. What did you learn personally?

Forty-seven. What was your role in writing the report?

Forty-eight. Why is this research important?

Forty-nine. If you had more time, what would you add?

Fifty. What is your conclusion?

Overview

The document chronicles an internship focused on researching India's foreign policy in light of China's regional influence. It outlines the research design, key theories used, and findings that reveal India's strategies to counterbalance China in South Asia are only partially successful.

Key Points

1The research indicates India's response to China's influence has been partially successful
2The study employs qualitative comparative case study design to evaluate policies
3Significant challenges included compiling authentic scholarly articles for the literature review
4The Neighborhood First policy combined with SAGAR has been identified as India's most effective strategy
5Understanding the geopolitical dynamics between India and China is crucial for regional stability

Details

Category: Social Sciences

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