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This is the first post in a series on Indian Foreign Policy. In this 4 Part series we will analyse the Indian Foreign Policy of PM Modi for the past two and a half years. At the first look, PM Modi’s Indian Foreign Policy looks awe-inspiring. The kind of capital and energy he has invested …
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India and the World : Editorial Review Since the end of the Cold War, India has deliberately taken a low profile in the international arena. Reasons : India’s foreign policy after the demise of Soviet Union and end of Cold War. Shambolic state of Indian economy after 1990 economic crisis . Limited focus on narrowly …
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