Dr. K. Warikoo is Professor at the Centre for Inner Asian Studies, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Author of several books on Kashmir, Central Asia and Afghanistan, he is the founding Editor of Himalayan and Central Asian Studies, which was first published in 1997. His books Xinjiang: China’s North West Frontier (2016); Religion and Security in South and Central Asia (2011); Himalayan Frontiers of India (2009) were also published by Routledge.

• 1. Introduction, Devendra Kaushik2. Historical and Cultural Role of Indian Mitra & Maitreya Cults in the Uniting Process of Eurasia, Sergey Lepekhov3. The Vedic Constants of Historical and Cultural Kinship of the Peoples of Siberia and India, I.A. Zhernosenko4. Eurasia and India: Historical-Cultural Linkages, K. Warikoo5. Cultural links of Southern Siberia and India: Fine Arts and Music, M. V. Dorina6. Indian Buddhist Heritage in Central Asia and Eurasia, Baatr U. Kitinov7. Nikolai Roerich and Eurasia: The Ambivalent Horizon Line, Rashmi Doraiswamy8. Shamanism in Central Asia, V. N. Tuguzhekova9. Eurasian Factor in Russian Foreign Policy: Implications for India, Tatiana Shaumyan10. Eurasian Vector of Kazakhstan’s Policy: Relevance for India, Fatima Kukeyeva11. Eurasianism and Kazakhstan’s Foreign Policy, Angira Sen Sarma12. International Transport Corridors of Eurasia: History, Problems and Perspectives, M. Baldano13. Eurasian Regional Economic Cooperation: Opportunities and Challenges, Gatikrushna Mahanta

Dr. K. Warikoo is Professor at the Centre for Inner Asian Studies, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Author of several books on Kashmir, Central Asia and Afghanistan, he is the founding Editor of Himalayan and Central Asian Studies, which was first published in 1997. His books Xinjiang: China’s North West Frontier (2016); Religion and Security in South and Central Asia (2011); Himalayan Frontiers of India (2009) were also published by Routledge.

• 1. Introduction, Devendra Kaushik2. Historical and Cultural Role of Indian Mitra & Maitreya Cults in the Uniting Process of Eurasia, Sergey Lepekhov3. The Vedic Constants of Historical and Cultural Kinship of the Peoples of Siberia and India, I.A. Zhernosenko4. Eurasia and India: Historical-Cultural Linkages, K. Warikoo5. Cultural links of Southern Siberia and India: Fine Arts and Music, M. V. Dorina6. Indian Buddhist Heritage in Central Asia and Eurasia, Baatr U. Kitinov7. Nikolai Roerich and Eurasia: The Ambivalent Horizon Line, Rashmi Doraiswamy8. Shamanism in Central Asia, V. N. Tuguzhekova9. Eurasian Factor in Russian Foreign Policy: Implications for India, Tatiana Shaumyan10. Eurasian Vector of Kazakhstan’s Policy: Relevance for India, Fatima Kukeyeva11. Eurasianism and Kazakhstan’s Foreign Policy, Angira Sen Sarma12. International Transport Corridors of Eurasia: History, Problems and Perspectives, M. Baldano13. Eurasian Regional Economic Cooperation: Opportunities and Challenges, Gatikrushna Mahanta

Dr. K. Warikoo is Professor at the Centre for Inner Asian Studies, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Author of several books on Kashmir, Central Asia and Afghanistan, he is the founding Editor of Himalayan and Central Asian Studies, which was first published in 1997. His books Xinjiang: China’s North West Frontier (2016); Religion and Security in South and Central Asia (2011); Himalayan Frontiers of India (2009) were also published by Routledge.

• 1. Introduction, Devendra Kaushik2. Historical and Cultural Role of Indian Mitra & Maitreya Cults in the Uniting Process of Eurasia, Sergey Lepekhov3. The Vedic Constants of Historical and Cultural Kinship of the Peoples of Siberia and India, I.A. Zhernosenko4. Eurasia and India: Historical-Cultural Linkages, K. Warikoo5. Cultural links of Southern Siberia and India: Fine Arts and Music, M. V. Dorina6. Indian Buddhist Heritage in Central Asia and Eurasia, Baatr U. Kitinov7. Nikolai Roerich and Eurasia: The Ambivalent Horizon Line, Rashmi Doraiswamy8. Shamanism in Central Asia, V. N. Tuguzhekova9. Eurasian Factor in Russian Foreign Policy: Implications for India, Tatiana Shaumyan10. Eurasian Vector of Kazakhstan’s Policy: Relevance for India, Fatima Kukeyeva11. Eurasianism and Kazakhstan’s Foreign Policy, Angira Sen Sarma12. International Transport Corridors of Eurasia: History, Problems and Perspectives, M. Baldano13. Eurasian Regional Economic Cooperation: Opportunities and Challenges, Gatikrushna Mahanta