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Draws attention to Pakistan's machinations . . . to undermine India and to damage its ties with Nepal. (Satish Chandra, former deputy National Security Adviser of India and high commissioner to Pakistan) Offers insight on a country that is far more than the Everest and high mountains. (Prem Prakash, chairman, Asian News International and author) Readers will find the "international great game" fascinating. (General (Retd) Vishwa Nath Sharma (PVSM, AVSM, ADC), former Indian Army Chief) Suggests how India should fine-tune and deepen [India–Nepal] relationship in the turbulent years that lie ahead. (Prem Shankar Jha, veteran journalist and author) The book . . . will be of immense benefit for a comprehensive understanding of India–Nepal bilateral relations. (Lok Raj Baral, Nepal's former ambassador to India and author) The book is useful to those who look to understand Nepal–India ties in a larger context. (Akhilesh Upadhyay, former chief editor, Kathmandu Post, and senior fellow, Institute for Integrated)

About the Author

K.V. Rajan is a former Member of the Indian Foreign Service, retired as Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India. During nearly forty years of diplomatic service, he was entrusted with diverse responsibilities which covered political, economic, cultural, academic, media-related and multilateral work and developed intimate knowledge about most countries and major international institutions in the world. His diplomatic service outside India included the following (in the capacity of Head of Mission) France, USA, Zambia (with concurrent accreditation to Botswana, Angola, Namibia and South Africa and (then) Rhodesia, Algeria, UK and Nepal. As India’s longest serving Ambassador to Nepal to date (1995 to 2000), and subsequently in various other capacities, he has unmatched personal experience of Nepal and understanding of various aspects of India-Nepal Relations.

Rajan’s additional responsibilities at different levels of seniority in the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India included Adviser to the External Affairs Minister; Prime Minister's Special Envoy to the African UnionCo-Chair, Iran-Pakistan-India Gas Pipeline ProjectSpecial Adviser to the Foreign Secretary of IndiaHead of Coordination Division, Ministry of External AffairsHead of Europe Division, Ministry of External Affairs.

Rajan is a frequent speaker in India and abroad on international issues. He is the author of several articles on Foreign Policy issues for the leading publications, and Editor of an anthology of essays by distinguished senior former Ambassadors, The Ambassadors Club (HarperCollins).



Atul K. Thakur is a Policy Professional, Columnist and Writer with specialisation in the interface of economics and politics. His interest in writing and research is quite diverse and reaches to the areas of Public Policy & Affairs, Macroeconomic Policies, International Affairs and Sustainability, with special focus on South Asia. He is an alumnus, inter alia, of Banaras Hindu University and Pondicherry University and has worked across the sectors, spanning Public Policy & Affairs, Management Consultancy, Think Tank, Journalism; Publishing and Media. As an author/editor, India Now and in Transition (Niyogi Books, 2017) is his second and widely acclaimed book. In 2013, he edited India since 1947: Looking Back at a Modern Nation (Niyogi Books), a major non-fiction book on modern India. In 2021, he curated and edited (with Nepal’s Former Finance Minister Mr Madhukar SJB Rana), An Alternative Development Paradigm for Nepal (Vajra, Kathmandu).

Among others, he has extensively written for The Kathmandu Post, The Hindu, Firstpost, News18, The Indian Express, Financial Express, The Economic Times, DailyO, Mail Today, The Pioneer, Tehelka, Outlook, Mainstream, The Daily Star, Daily Times, Republica, The Record, India Quarterly (ICWA), Strategic Analysis (IDSA), ORF, Gateway House. As a public intellectual and industry insider, he plays an important role in shaping India-Nepal economic cooperation.

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  • ISBN: 9780143463375
  • Author: K V Rajan Atul K Thakur
  • Publisher: Penguin Vintage
  • Pages: 280
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Draws attention to Pakistan's machinations . . . to undermine India and to damage its ties with Nepal. (Satish Chandra, former deputy National Security Adviser of India and high commissioner to Pakistan) Offers insight on a country that is far more than the Everest and high mountains. (Prem Prakash, chairman, Asian News International and author) Readers will find the "international great game" fascinating. (General (Retd) Vishwa Nath Sharma (PVSM, AVSM, ADC), former Indian Army Chief) Suggests how India should fine-tune and deepen [India–Nepal] relationship in the turbulent years that lie ahead. (Prem Shankar Jha, veteran journalist and author) The book . . . will be of immense benefit for a comprehensive understanding of India–Nepal bilateral relations. (Lok Raj Baral, Nepal's former ambassador to India and author) The book is useful to those who look to understand Nepal–India ties in a larger context. (Akhilesh Upadhyay, former chief editor, Kathmandu Post, and senior fellow, Institute for Integrated)

About the Author

K.V. Rajan is a former Member of the Indian Foreign Service, retired as Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India. During nearly forty years of diplomatic service, he was entrusted with diverse responsibilities which covered political, economic, cultural, academic, media-related and multilateral work and developed intimate knowledge about most countries and major international institutions in the world. His diplomatic service outside India included the following (in the capacity of Head of Mission) France, USA, Zambia (with concurrent accreditation to Botswana, Angola, Namibia and South Africa and (then) Rhodesia, Algeria, UK and Nepal. As India’s longest serving Ambassador to Nepal to date (1995 to 2000), and subsequently in various other capacities, he has unmatched personal experience of Nepal and understanding of various aspects of India-Nepal Relations.

Rajan’s additional responsibilities at different levels of seniority in the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India included Adviser to the External Affairs Minister; Prime Minister's Special Envoy to the African UnionCo-Chair, Iran-Pakistan-India Gas Pipeline ProjectSpecial Adviser to the Foreign Secretary of IndiaHead of Coordination Division, Ministry of External AffairsHead of Europe Division, Ministry of External Affairs.

Rajan is a frequent speaker in India and abroad on international issues. He is the author of several articles on Foreign Policy issues for the leading publications, and Editor of an anthology of essays by distinguished senior former Ambassadors, The Ambassadors Club (HarperCollins).



Atul K. Thakur is a Policy Professional, Columnist and Writer with specialisation in the interface of economics and politics. His interest in writing and research is quite diverse and reaches to the areas of Public Policy & Affairs, Macroeconomic Policies, International Affairs and Sustainability, with special focus on South Asia. He is an alumnus, inter alia, of Banaras Hindu University and Pondicherry University and has worked across the sectors, spanning Public Policy & Affairs, Management Consultancy, Think Tank, Journalism; Publishing and Media. As an author/editor, India Now and in Transition (Niyogi Books, 2017) is his second and widely acclaimed book. In 2013, he edited India since 1947: Looking Back at a Modern Nation (Niyogi Books), a major non-fiction book on modern India. In 2021, he curated and edited (with Nepal’s Former Finance Minister Mr Madhukar SJB Rana), An Alternative Development Paradigm for Nepal (Vajra, Kathmandu).

Among others, he has extensively written for The Kathmandu Post, The Hindu, Firstpost, News18, The Indian Express, Financial Express, The Economic Times, DailyO, Mail Today, The Pioneer, Tehelka, Outlook, Mainstream, The Daily Star, Daily Times, Republica, The Record, India Quarterly (ICWA), Strategic Analysis (IDSA), ORF, Gateway House. As a public intellectual and industry insider, he plays an important role in shaping India-Nepal economic cooperation.

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