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Thinking polices; looking east-I
Nagaland Post | NPN | Dimapur, Jul 8
Recent developments, both within and beyond India have unfolded the road map to the ‘Look East Policy’ (LEP) formulated by the Government of India, which in a nutshell, place Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland and Tripura, as India’s gateway to the South East Asian countries for which border trade centres are being developed.
After designating these areas as Free Trade Areas and creating a minimum infrastructure, both the Centre and states have to adopt realistic strategies to form a Growth Triangle or Quadrangle involving neighbouring regions.
Economists had previously emphasized the idea of the “Bay of Bengal Growth Triangle” wherein, it was mooted to involve in joint studies and co-ordinated investment plans to tap the natural resources of the region that includes the Eastern and North eastern states of India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan and possibly Myanmar.
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