The United States and the Democracy Question in South Asia.

The article discusses the United States' approach to democracy promotion in South Asia over the years, highlighting inconsistencies and contradictions in its policies. It explores U.S. interactions with countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh, detailing how the U.S. has responded to democratic upheavals in these nations. The text also delves into the complex relationships between the U.S., India, and other South Asian countries, emphasizing the interplay between ideological commitments to democracy and strategic interests in the region. [Extracted from the article]