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This study delves into the intricate tapestry of political and social movements in South Asia and Southeast Asia. From historical roots to contemporary dynamics, it scrutinizes the impact of these movements on the region's economic growth. The objectives encompass exploring historical backgrounds, analyzing influential political movements, and examining socioeconomic changes. The significance lies in understanding how political disruptions affect economic policies, the role of governance, and the region's integration into the global economy. With a focus on demographics and interconnectedness, the research aims to inform evidence-based policies for sustainable economic development in this populous and dynamic part of the world. he historical analysis, comparative approach, and incorporation of qualitative and quantitative methods provide a holistic understanding. The case studies on Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan offer valuable insights into their political histories. The economic impact discussion effectively links political movements to economic outcomes, and the 2005 economic snapshot adds a relevant context. Your recommendations for a deeper dive into cultural dimensions, specific examples, gender perspective, future developments, regional cooperation, environmental challenges, media's role, comparative analysis, ethnic and religious diversity, and global context are excellent for enhancing the study's depth and relevance.