Book Summary of Indo-American Relations This book gives a clear, comprehensive account of the complex factors that affected the relations of the two biggest democracies of the world – India and America during the period of Reagan and Bush. It focuses on the points of convergence and divergence in their relations against the background of their own regional and strategic interest and these of the major regional states. The breakup of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War has presented India with fresh challenges. So, the book is an insightful reading for those interested in the in-depth study of relations between the most powerful country of the world and the most powerful amongst the developing nations of the world. About Author : Graduating from Isabella Thoburn College, Lucknow, obtained her Masters from the University of Lucknow and Ph.d. from the University of Allahabad. Dr. Poonam Singh;s interest in multidimensional. She has been in the teaching profession for the last twelve years and is still continuing. Her other research interests include social background of Indian Nationalism, Reservation and its political implication and Non-Alignment in the twenty-first century. Contents : Foreword Preface Introduction Pakistan as a Factor in Indo-American Relations The Great Power Triangle and Indo-American Relations Indian Response to American Non-Proliferation Treaty End of the Cold War and Its Implications for Indo-American Relations Conclusion Bibliography