Anupma Kaushik Professor & Head, Department of Political Science and Public Administration, Dr. Harisingh Gour Vishvavidyalaya, Sagar 470003, Madhya Pradesh, India
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Anupma Kaushik. Understanding External Challenges Before Bharat. Int J Pol Sci 2024;10(1):43–47.
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Received : March 27, 2024
Accepted : April 21, 2024
Published : June 30, 2024
Abstract
Bharat is an ancient civilization and its prosperity had attracted many invasions some of whom stayed back to exploit the country. In order to subjugate Bharat and exploit the resources and people of Bharat these invaders and colonialists employed all the tricks they could. By creating divisions among people of Bharat; falsifying its history; destroying its fabulous education system; destroying its economy; destroying its agriculture; destroying its culture; brutally killing its nationalist; and substituting exploitative administrative, police, judicial, tax, education, economic and political systems the colonialists controlled and exploited Bharat.1 As a result colonialist became prosperous and Bharat became poor. When colonialist were unable to retain Bharat as a colony they left by dividing the country and handing over power. However they and other powers in the world continue to try and control Bharat in order to continue to exploit it. This creates many challenges before Bharat. The challenges faced by Bharat today can be divided into two categories- internal challenges and external challenges.
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