South asia and regionalism
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South Asia is a region with over 23% of the world's population but less than 3% of global GDP. It has a shared history, culture, and religion dating back over 3,500 years, including the spread of Aryan, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam. However, the region struggles to demonstrate a unified identity in the modern era due to conflicts between religious and national identities exacerbated by imperialism and colonialism.
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South asia and regionalism
- 1. SOUTH ASIA BY VAISHALI RAGHUVANSHI , VANSHREE AND ALAM
- 2. SOUTH ASIA : REGION AND ITS IDENTITY Region: Imagined? The Concept of South Asia
- 4. SOUTH ASIAN COUNTRIES According to United Nations… According To SAARC…
- 6. SOME FACTS 23% of total world population Share in global GDP is less than 3% Nearly 30% of regions population lives below poverty line Low ranking in Human Development Index
- 8. The shared identity of South Asia is evident in the history of the region. History, Culture and Religion. Region shares coherent history of more than 3500 years.
- 10. Aryan Hinduism Buddhism Islam Thus layer after layer religious identities of the region were formed with the passage of time
- 11. Advent of Imperialism and Colonialism Region fails to demonstrate a shared identity in the contemporary era. Conflict between religious identity and national identity.
- 12. THANK YOU