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Title: Pakistan-India Rivalry: An Analytical Perspective of Balance of Power
Authors: Uroosa Ishfaq, Kashif Ashfaq, Zainab Ahmad
Journal: Global Political Review
Publisher: Humanity Publications
Country: Pakistan
Year: 2021
Volume: 6
Issue: 2
Language: English
DOI: 10.31703/gpr.2021(vi-ii).05
<jats:p>Division of British India culminated into two new states of Hindu-majority India and Muslim-majority Pakistan. However, both Pakistan and India remained hostile since their inception. Multiple factors are responsible for their rivalry, such as the disputed Kashmir, water issues, communal riots, and assets distribution, etc. This affected the South Asian politics and invited the major powers to play their political game by influencing Indian and Pakistan's positions. The paper analyzes the bilateral conflict of India and Pakistan, their techniques to maintain the balance of power, and the role of major powers. The study also examines the foreign policies of India and Pakistan and their due positions since independence. The theory of balance of power has been applied to this study to explore the various aspects and prerequisites of BOP. The paper relies on qualitative methods of research to describe the positions of India and Pakistan in their strategies of the balance of power.</jats:p>
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