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Aditya Sinha: Don't judge a book by your dogma

The government can't stomach a recently launched book on backdoor diplomacy because it differs from its hardline official stance on Pak

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Former ISI chief Asad Durrani and ex-RAW chief AS Dulat in Kathmandu in 2017
Former ISI chief Asad Durrani and ex-RAW chief AS Dulat in Kathmandu in 2017

On Thursday, the three authors of The Spy Chronicles: RAW, ISI and the Illusion of Peace — former RAW chief AS Dulat, former ISI chief Asad Durrani and myself — received an email from Peter Jones of the University of Ottawa. He teaches at the University's Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, and has written Track Two Diplomacy in Theory and Practice, whose title is self-explanatory (it also has a foreward by former US Secretary of State George Schultz). Ayesha Siddiqa, a Pakistani scholar at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London, says he's been involved in Track 2 in our region since 2002, when he set up meetings between retired naval officers from India and Pakistan, based on a similar initiative between the Israeli and Arab armed forces.

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