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What are the countries in South Asia?
Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, The Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka
Who’s the observer country in SAARC?
China
What was the triangular conflict in Nepal in the Early 2000s?
Monarchists, democracy and maosts
Seven party alliance
What factor encouraged Western support for Pakistan’s military regimes?
Backed them fearing islamic
When did LTTE begin armed struggle?
1983
South East Asia enclosed in
Himalayas in the north and the vast Indian Ocean, the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal in the south, west and east
Better relation in Pakistan and India
Bus routes
Visa being more easily given
Why isn’t SAARC successful?
Political differecnes
Immigrants of Myanmar?
Rohingyas
What power does India have?
It is located centrally and only country that borders all others
With which country is India developing a Hydroelectric project?
Bhutan
Helped weed out guerillas
Special relation with Nepal
Can travel to and work in country without visas and passports
Have had trade related disputes
Problems with naxalities
Country part of look east (Act East after 2014)
Bangladesh
What did 1947-48 war do?
Division into Pakistan-occupied Kashmir divided by Line of Control
LAC (China)
LOC(pakistan)
Why is Pakistan unstable?
Dominance of military, clergy, and landowning aristocracy
Conflict with India had made military more powerful
What happened in 2001 July?
Vajapayee-Musharraf Agra summit unsuccessful
When was Democracy resored in Pakistan and Bangladesh?
1988-91
What countries are included in discussion of the region as a whole?
Afghanistan and Myanmar
What was Bangladesh’s constitution based on
Secularism, Democracy and Socialism
Who formed National party and won election in Bangladesh in 1979?
Ziaur Rahaman
is there widespread support for democracy?
Yes
They prefer democracy over any other form of government (19,000 ordinary citzens)
Survey Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan and Nepal
Who won 2018 Maldive election?
Maldivian Democratic Party
Who were the Democratic government under in Pakistan after Independance?
Benazir Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif
When did the coup happen in Pakistan?
1999
When were the Maoists of Nepal successful?
90s
When did India and Pakistan gain independence?
1947
When did Sri Lanka (Ceylon) gain independence? When was the Indo-Pak over Kashmir?
1948
When did Pakistan join the Cold War Military Bloc(SEATO and CENTO)?
1954-55
When was the Indus Water Treaty Signed?
1960
Mediated by World Bank
When was the India-China Border Conflict?
1962
When was the Indo-Pak War and the UN observation mission?
1965
When was the Tashkent Agreement signed? When was the six point proposal for greater autonomy in East Pakistan?
1966
When did Bangladesh gain Independance? When was the Indo-Pak war over Bangladesh? When was the Treaty of friendship signed 20 years?
1971
March: Bangladesh
August: Indo-Sovet Treaty
December: Indian Pak war, liberation
When was the Simla Agreement signed?
1972 July
When did India Conduct Nuclear Tests?
1974 May for the first time
When did Pakistan and Bangladesh establish diplomatic ties?
1976
When was the SAARC charter signed in Dhaka?
1985 December.
South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
When did India send Peace Keeping forces to Sri lanka?
1987 (Rajiv Gandhi and Jayewadene) pulled out 1989
Sri Lankans people did not like Indian military
IPKF
When did India send troops to the Maldives? When did India and Pakistan sign the agreement not to attack each other’s nuclear facilities?
1988 November
Helped tourism and Fisheries
When did India and Bangladesh sign the Farakka Treaty to share Ganga Water?
1996 May
When did India and Pakistan conduct nuclear test? When was the India Sri Lanka FTA signed?
1998
May: Nukes
December: FTA
When did Vajapayee undertake a bus ride to sign a Peace Declaration? When was the Kargil Conflict?
1999
February: Bus
June-July: Kargil
When was SAFTA signed in Islamabad?
2004 January
Came into effect in 2006
South Asian Free Trade (SAFTA) agreement
Formation of free trade zones
Lowering trade tariffs
Neighbours think India is invade
SAFTA is not worth the trouble since India already has bilateral agreements with Bhutan, Nepal and Sri Lanka
When did Afghanistan join SAARC
2007
When did the 18th SAARC summit in Kathmandu take place?
2014
Pakistan’s Heads of State
General Ayub Khan (Gave up office dissatisfied public)
Yahya Khan (Military take over, Bangladesh conflict)
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto (Elected) 1971-77
General Zial-Ul-Haq(Takeover, pressure for democracy.
Benazir Bhutto (Elected, Pakistani People’s Party vs Muslim League) 1988
General Pervez Musharraf (Removed Nawaz Shariff 1999, 2001 elected president)
2008 democracy
Leaders of Bangladesh
Sheikh Mujib (1970 election won all the seats, Awami League, abolished all other parties other than Awami, amended constitution to give himself more power, assassinated in 1975 military uprising)
Ziaur Rahman (Military Leader made Bangladesh National Party and won elections 1979, assassinated)
Lt Gen H. M. Ershad (Military Leader. forced to allow political movement/democracy, elected for five years, stepped down in 1990)
Elections were held in 1991 since then there has been a representative democracy
Migration to India
When was Bangladesh’s Constitution amended?
1975
When did the Nepalese king accept a democratic constitution?
1990
When did the Nepalese king abolish the parliament and dismiss the government?
2002
When was the Nepalese House Of Representatives restored?
2006
When did Nepal abolish the monarchy?
2008
What was the SPA?
Seven Party Alliance (Maoists and Social Activists)
Where are the countries not in agreement?
Demarcation line in Sir Creek in Rann of Kutch
Not water resources
Gujarat
When was the LTTE (Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam) vanquished?
2009
Controlled north eastern part
Nuclear Tests
1998 India conducted tests in Pokhran and Pakistan did tests in Chagrai Hills
Where did India cause a rebellion according to Bangladesh?
Chittagong Hill Trackts
When did Bhutan become a constitutional monarchy?
2008
When did Maldives become a republic with presidential form of government?
1968
When was a multi party system introduced in Maldives?
June 2005
What was Nepal?
A Hindu kingdom
Who led the non-violent movement in Nepal?
Seven Party Alliance
When did Nepal adopt a new consitituion?
2015
What is ISI?
Inter-Services Intelligence
They allege that we influence Sindh and Baluchistan