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Foreign Policy Of India provides an in-depth analysis of India’s approach to international relations and diplomatic engagement. The book examines the historical development of India’s foreign policy, its core principles, and the strategic objectives that guide the nation’s interactions with other countries.
Authors V. N. Khanna and Leslie Kumar explore key aspects including India’s role in global affairs, bilateral and multilateral relationships, regional security concerns, and economic diplomacy. The work addresses India’s position in international organizations, its approach to neighboring countries, and its broader geopolitical strategy.
This scholarly work is essential for understanding how India navigates complex international dynamics and pursues its national interests while maintaining its commitment to sovereignty and non-alignment principles. It serves as a valuable resource for policymakers, scholars, and anyone interested in contemporary Indian diplomacy and international relations.
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