Welcome to the June 2015 edition of Economic Affairs magazine. This
edition, as you will note, comprises of more articles than usual, covering a
wide variety of topics, domestic and global.
This month, our cover story features the intricate operations devised by
India’s external intelligence agency, Research And Analysis Wing
(RAW). Some well-documented proof points in the direction that RAW is
quite actively involved in meddling in matters on Pakistani soil. This
elaborate network set up by RAW involves structures which are present not
only in Pakistan but also in Afghanistan, operating through multi-tiered
organizations. The purpose is clear: create terror within Pakistan, a premise
which is well-documented by significant examples in our cover story.
This adversarial situation is entirely counter-productive to what relations
between India and Pakistan should and could be, given the geographical
proximity of the two countries and the vast similarities in culture and
language.
Divisions only lead to more divisions and less conflictual, stronger relations
based on mutual trust promoting unity and peace would only be beneficial
to both countries and its peoples.
Such healthy relations would most certainly lead to prosperous trade,
business, economic, cultural and political harmony between India and
Pakistan. This would also lead to an immense economical and political
power globally of what is already considered a subcontinent.
This month, we also feature diverse articles on law, international relations,
the development of nuclear energy, a brief global news section and the
promotion of cultural activities, just to name a few.
We are, as always, deeply grateful to our writers, advertisers, and diligent
staff and last but not least, our readers. Each month, we are striving to make
Economic Affairs better. This month, we are also launching our new
website. So, these are very exciting and creative times for us and we thank
each and every one of you in whichever way you contribute, for your
continued support.
Happy reading!
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