<p>Franklin D Roosevelt had said: In politics nothing happens by accident. If it happens you can bet it was planned that way.&nbsp;An analysis of classic&nbsp;</p><p>Sino-Russia relationship would prove the point.&nbsp;</p><p>There is talk now about the China-Russia Military Pact. Given the status of current Indo-China relations and Russia's dilemma about its bilateral relations with India and China the probable Sino-Russia Military Pact should be a matter of concern for India considering its unavoidable impact.&nbsp;</p><p>The issues related to Indo-Sino-Russian relations in their own sphere are quite complex. Keeping that complexity in mind the impact of India's multi-dimensional relationship with other countries-especially the USA and the formation of QUAD (India-Australia-Japan-USA) would also be an important factor for consideration. Thus a broad level analysis of all the aspects mentioned above would be essential to arrive at a conclusion having the semblance of reality.&nbsp;</p><p>The monograph analyse Sino-Russia Military Strategies their common thread India's multipronged relationships with other countries Implications of Sino-Russia Pact on India and evaluate measures India could take to safeguard its own national interests.</p><p><br></p><p>Commodore SL Deshmukh Nausena Medal (Retd) has served in the Indian Navy for 32 years. His educational qualifications include BE (Mech) MSc (Def Sc) PGDM (Gold Medallist). He holds a qualification both in Marine &amp; Aviation fields. He served on-board ships and aircraft carriers. He is a specialist in the maintenance of Fighter aircraft and Anti Submarines Warfare Helicopters. He is alumni of Defence Services Staff College (Wellington Nilgiris).</p>