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VOL. 4, ISSUE 1 (2022)
India-Sri Lanka relations since the 1980s: A journey of challenges and cooperation
Authors
Dr. Divya Dwivedi
Abstract
This article examines the India-Sri Lanka relationship after 1980,
exploring the dynamics, challenges, and prospects that have shaped their
bilateral ties. The article is divided into several subheadings that cover
different aspects of the relationship, including the emergence of ethnic
conflict, India's involvement in Sri Lanka's peace process, the impact of the
Rajiv Gandhi assassination, economic cooperation, political alliances, post-war
reconciliation, cultural exchanges, and future prospects. The India-Sri Lanka
relationship has been marked by various challenges, including the emergence of
ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka and India's involvement in its peace process. The
assassination of Rajiv Gandhi had a profound impact on bilateral relations,
leading to a shift in India's stance and influencing the dynamics between the
two nations. Economic cooperation and trade relations have been significant
aspects of the relationship, with both countries working to enhance trade ties
and promote investments. The political landscape has witnessed shifting
alliances and diplomatic maneuvers, influenced by regional power dynamics and
the evolving priorities of both nations. Post-war reconciliation efforts,
spearheaded by India, have aimed to address historical grievances and promote
ethnic harmony. Cultural exchanges and people-to-people connections have played
a crucial role in strengthening the bonds between the two countries.
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Pages:73-78
How to cite this article:
Dr. Divya Dwivedi "India-Sri Lanka relations since the 1980s: A journey of challenges and cooperation". International Journal of Sociology and Political Science, Vol 4, Issue 1, 2022, Pages 73-78
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