Look to the east for holistic Progress
 

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I committed a folly, wrote whole essay in Indian perspective. As India is in east...:sad:

[QUOTE=farhan1111;697349]I committed a folly, wrote whole essay in Indian perspective. As India is in east...:sad:[/QUOTE]

Did not you realized the word East contains many countries, especially china? Indeed you committed serious mistake. However, there is nothing to worry about. As everyone learns after they commit mistakes. It is possible that you may get through, hope for the best. I will share my outline after my optional papers.

Hey, I attempted this essay.

My outline was

Introduction
1. Pakistan's Importance strategically
2. Pakistan's tilt towards west: a background
3. Time to shift policies

Pak-US relations: A brief Scenario
1. Phases

Pakistan's current situation
1. Problems
2. West has no solution

East is ray of hope
1. China's rising power economically

Pak-China Relations:

Future Prospects

Conclusion

[QUOTE=Shehla malik;698702]Hey, I attempted this essay.

My outline was

Introduction
1. Pakistan's Importance strategically
2. Pakistan's tilt towards west: a background
3. Time to shift policies

Pak-US relations: A brief Scenario
1. Phases

Pakistan's current situation
1. Problems
2. West has no solution

East is ray of hope
1. China's rising power economically

Pak-China Relations:

Future Prospects

Conclusion[/QUOTE]

You diverted from the topic. Only 20% is relevant while 80% is irrelevant materia. Hope for the best

@ Adeel Ahmad

I wrote whole essay in Indian perspective. Me in doldrums should i fancy any chance???

i attempted same
 

I discussed development in East, particularly, ASEAN countries, china, japan and south korea. I mentioned secret of their success like regional co-operation etc. I also discussed few challenges to these countries like political disputes and environmental hazards. I gave comparison of development in East and west. at the end, in one paragraphs I pointed out the lesson for resourcefull developing countries like middle east and Pakistan...

Look to the East for holistic Progress
 

[B][/B]Lets decconstruct the phrase a bit and it will be easy to explain. First thing first, this topic strictly pertains to foreign policy (FP), requiring at least a generic knowledge of FP in first place. "Look East policy" was in fact an Indian Foreign policy initiative vis-a-vis China taken in early 1990s. By looking East, Indian FP formulators intended to forge closer politico-economic relations with South East Asian nations i.e. ASEAN states in order to countepoise Chinese inflence in the region and also initiate Indian drive for a regional power to counterweight China. Since Pakistan's FP has been havily tilted towards Westard, therefore, objective of the topic was to explore the prospect of diversifying Pakista FP by establishing closer ties with Eastern or far eastern states.
2nd half of the topic asked for "Holistic progress" meaning a progress that include cooperation in the fields of strategic, plitical, economic, cultural and education, not a lopsided military cooperation that we have had since inception with the West.[B][/B]

[QUOTE=Ranjha M S;699438][B][/B]Lets decconstruct the phrase a bit and it will be easy to explain. First thing first, this topic strictly pertains to foreign policy (FP), requiring at least a generic knowledge of FP in first place. "Look East policy" was in fact an Indian Foreign policy initiative vis-a-vis China taken in early 1990s. By looking East, Indian FP formulators intended to forge closer politico-economic relations with South East Asian nations i.e. ASEAN states in order to countepoise Chinese inflence in the region and also initiate Indian drive for a regional power to counterweight China. Since Pakistan's FP has been havily tilted towards Westard, therefore, objective of the topic was to explore the prospect of diversifying Pakista FP by establishing closer ties with Eastern or far eastern states.
2nd half of the topic asked for "Holistic progress" meaning a progress that include cooperation in the fields of strategic, plitical, economic, cultural and education, not a lopsided military cooperation that we have had since inception with the West.[B][/B][/QUOTE]
Absolutely right.

I also tried to infer the statement this way, therefore I thought necessary to describe Pakistan's Foreign Policy relation in past context and future prospects.

[QUOTE=farhan1111;699325]@ Adeel Ahmad

I wrote whole essay in Indian perspective. Me in doldrums should i fancy any chance???[/QUOTE]

Dear, Chances shouldn't be shattered. Be hopeful till the result. My friend wrote it in Pakistan's perspective so no justification just prove your point