Unravel the critical post-Nehruvian dynamics of diplomacy in South Asia, a region marked by persistent conflicts and nation-building hurdles. This scholarly volume critically examines the shifts in India’s foreign policy, contrasting current geopolitical challenges like extremism and human rights violations with Jawaharlal Nehru’s foundational vision for regional peace and cooperation. Essential for students of international relations, South Asian studies, and policymakers interested in India’s evolving role. Gain profound insights into the complex inter-state and intra-state relationships shaping this vital geopolitical arena.