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India and France,India was well known to the French people through the travelogues of Fran?ois Bernier, Tavernier and Tavenot, who visited India during the Mughal period and have left behind their travel accounts. India remained an . in the imagination of the French and to partake the incredible profits of the trade with India.

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India and Austria,The history of Indo-Austrian relations over the past 200?years is a chronicle of personal encounters and quest for trade for Indian spices and precious stones.

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India and Central Europe,This chapter examines the political and economic relations between India and the Visegrad Four during the Cold War and discusses the vicissitudes of relations since the early 1990s.

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India and the Baltics,Amongst the Baltic States, Lithuania is the largest with a population of 3.6 million and a territory of 65,200 square km while Estonia—the smallest—with 1.55 million and 45,100 square km. Latvia had a population of 2.6 million and a territory of 63,700 square km.

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,India’s Trade and Economic Relations with Western Europe,As one of the world’s fastest-growing economies, India is an important trade and investment partner for Western Europe. Even though India’s trade and investment regulations continue to contain elements of protectionism, the size of its market and human capital potential make it an attractive economic partner for West European economies.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-1114-1India; West Europe; Baltics; Perceptions; India-EU Relationship; Central Europe