INDIA - ÁZIJSKÝ SUD S PUŠNÝM PRACHOM? / INDIA - ASIAN POWDER KEG?

On the present India belongs to the countries with high growth potential. In the recent years India reached high economic development, development of creative sector and became more powerfull in international relations. Indian political elites try to increase indian geopolitical power in Asia and attach the dominance in the geopolitical space of Indian ocean. On the other side, India has many inner conflicts, which subvert inner stability of country and geopolitical position in the regional and in global affairs. Except conflict in Kashmir, which is in fact conflict between India and Pakistan and which is the most well-known conflict in South Asia to the general public, in India are taking place many other conflicts, which have ideological (Naxalites), religious (sikh separatism in Punjab, inter-religious and intercaste violence between muslims and hinduists in Rajasthan and Gujarat,..), ethnical (conflict in Seven Sisters, dravidian separatism,...) and social basis (Dalit Movement). The main aim of this article is analyse spatial factors of conflicts in India and identifying the main conflict regions in India and its characterization and then earmarking of the main conflict lines in India.