INDIRA GANDI: PUT` K VLASTI

Yurlova, Evgeniya

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Issue 4

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96-108

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I. Gandhi continued Nehru's policy directed at the country's development, at the basis of which were allegiance to democracy and secularism, relying on the own forces on the basis of a mixed economy. As a charismatic leader she widely used populist, including socialist ones, slogans. I. Gandhi's government was carrying out a dynamic foreign policy. The ties with the USSR were being strengthened. A war with Pakistan in 1971 ended in India's victory and the formation of the state of Bangladesh; this has thoroughly changed the situation in South Asia. In 1974 I. Gandhi made a decision to carry out nuclear tests. She was prone to authoritarian rale. During the state of emergency declared by her outstanding oppositionists were arrested, a number of political parties and organizations were banned. As a result it led to the defeat of her party. However, in the 1980 elections I. Gandhi again came back to power and continuously led the country till her violent death.

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01.07.2008

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GOST	Yurlova E. INDIRA GANDI: PUT` K VLASTI // Vostok. Afro-aziatskie obshchestva: istoriia i sovremennost. – 2008. – Issue 4 C. 96-108 .
MLA	Yurlova, Evgeniya "INDIRA GANDI: PUT` K VLASTI." Vostok. Afro-aziatskie obshchestva: istoriia i sovremennost. 4 (2008).:96-108.
APA	Yurlova E. (2008). INDIRA GANDI: PUT` K VLASTI. Vostok. Afro-aziatskie obshchestva: istoriia i sovremennost. no. 4, pp.96-108

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