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AS-IS rivalry: battle for supremacy in India / Vikram Rajakumar

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VIKRAM Rajakumar

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In: RSIS Counter Terrorist Trends and Analysis Vol 8, No. 7 July 2016, pp. 9 - 14 (DA)Summary: This issue of RSIS CTTA focuses on global terrorism, expresses in 6 different articles. This article explores the silent battle for pre-eminence between the IS and AQ in the Indian Sub-continent. The author explores the possible outcomes of the battle and discusses why this rivalry will be coupled with a growth in support for extremism and terrorist attacks in the country.

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This issue of RSIS CTTA focuses on global terrorism, expresses in 6 different articles. This article explores the silent battle for pre-eminence between the IS and AQ in the Indian Sub-continent. The author explores the possible outcomes of the battle and discusses why this rivalry will be coupled with a growth in support for extremism and terrorist attacks in the country.

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