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The Geopolitics of India: A Shifting, Self-Contained World

Apr 1, 2012 | 13:39 GMT
Families in New Dehli take a boat ride during a heat wave.

Families in New Dehli take a boat ride during a heat wave. With a huge mountain range to the north and oceans surrounding it, the Indian subcontinent is functionally an island, geopolitically speaking.

(DANIEL BEREHULAK/Getty Images)

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