Class 12 Political Science | Contemporary South Asia | One Shot I Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal etc.

Описание: Welcome to the comprehensive "One Shot" revision of Contemporary South Asia for Class 12 Political Science. In this video, we explore the political volatility of our neighboring countries and India's complex relationship with them.

We cover the entire NCERT chapter, analyzing the struggle for democracy in Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal, and the ethnic tensions in Sri Lanka.

📝 Topics Covered in This Video:

What is South Asia? Understanding the region's geopolitical significance and shared challenges.
Pakistan's Struggle: The cycle of military rule and democracy (Ayub Khan to Imran Khan/Shehbaz Sharif context). Why has democracy failed to take deep roots?
Bangladesh: From East Pakistan to an independent nation (1971 War) and its journey as a democracy.
Nepal: The transition from a Hindu Kingdom to a Constitutional Monarchy and finally a Democratic Republic.
Sri Lanka: The success of democracy amidst a brutal ethnic conflict (Sinhala vs. Tamil Tigers/LTTE).
India-Pakistan Relations:
Conflicts: Kashmir, Siachen, Sir Creek.
Cooperation: Indus Waters Treaty (1960).
India’s Relations with Neighbors:
Bangladesh: River water sharing (Ganga/Brahmaputra) and illegal immigration.
Nepal: Open borders and trade transit.
Sri Lanka: The 1987 Peace Accord and 13th Amendment.
Regional Cooperation:
SAARC: Objectives and limitations.
SAFTA: The dream of a South Asian Free Trade Area.

🎯 Exam Focus:

We discuss the 6-marker on "Why democracy has not been stable in Pakistan."
Detailed breakdown of the 4-marker on the "Ethnic Conflict in Sri Lanka."

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