No Strings Attached? India's Policies and Foreign Aid, 1947-1966

This book discusses the repercussions on India's policies that the dependence on foriegn aid might have had at the behest of a donor state. It also focuses on the factors that have motivated the United States and the Soviet Union in their aid policy to a country whose geo-strategic importance and whose human and natural resources constituted an important component of the Cold War. It also considers the reactions that these motivations gave rise to India.