India`s foreign policy : a reader / Kanti P. Bajpai, Harsh V. Pant.

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TextLanguage: English Original language: English Series: Publication details: New York : Oxford University, 2013.ISBN:

9780198081746

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Summary: India's foreign policy is designed to advance national interests, secure economic development, and maintain regional stability in a multipolar world. Historically rooted in Non-Alignment, it has evolved into a policy of "multi-alignment" or "strategic autonomy," allowing India to maintain independent, issue-based partnerships with competing global powers

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India's foreign policy is designed to advance national interests, secure economic development, and maintain regional stability in a multipolar world. Historically rooted in Non-Alignment, it has evolved into a policy of "multi-alignment" or "strategic autonomy," allowing India to maintain independent, issue-based partnerships with competing global powers

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