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India's Strategic Partnerships are now and again connected with guard or security issues, however, a study of formal vital associations all over the planet uncovers that they can cover a wide scope of respective relations, from protection to training, wellbeing, and farming, and all the more usually, monetary relations, like an exchange, speculation, and banking."
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