| The basic principles of the Indian
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| | treaties, namely, CTBT and NPT. These
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| Foreign Policy were sown at the time of
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| | treaties refer to nuclear disarmament
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| the freedom struggle for Indian
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| | without mentioning any course of action
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| independence. The primary tenets of this
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| | for the already manufactured nuclear arms
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| can be summarized as :-
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| | by the Nuclear Power Countries.
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| Keeping faith in maintaining good
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| | In quest of freeing the oppressed people
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| relations with the neighbors as well as
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| | of the world, India has played historic
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| all other countries round the globe.
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| | roles in liberating Bangladesh from the
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| Strong belief in non-interference with
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| | oppressive clutches of Pakistan. As
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| the sovereignty of all nation.
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| | Indian Foreign Policy believes in
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| Non-partisan outlook towards world powers
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| | peaceful negotiations in resolving a
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| with stress on non-alignment.
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| | conflict, so India had implemented two
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| India believes that the conflicts between
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| | agreements of 1964 and 1974 for
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| the nations can be resolved through
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| | establishing the right of people of
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| peaceful negotiations.
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| | Indian origin to live in Sri Lanka.
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| Significant part of Indian Foreign Policy
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| | But with the fall of USSR, the priorities
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| occupies Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). The
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| | along with the policies of the Indian
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| first Prime Minister of India, Jawaharlal
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| | Government have changed. For maintaining
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| Nehru, was one of the main proponents of
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| | its pace with the changed scenario and
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| this movement. NAM stresses on the fact
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| | time, Indian Foreign Policy has also seen
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| that the countries under this banner
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| | certain readjustments.
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| would not have any kind of biasness
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| | Some of the main foreign issues that
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| towards any world power. The importance
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| | would give an overview of the current
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| of this movement gained momentum at the
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| | trend in Indian Foreign Policy are listed
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| time of Cold War between USA and the then
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| | below in the bulleted format :-
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| USSR.
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| | Highest emphasis was given in building
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| India considers colonialism as one of the
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| | good as well as productive relationship
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| main hindrances in the path of a nation's
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| | with the neighbor. Resolving the internal
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| development. Hence, to pursue its motive
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| | crisis of Nepal through repeated
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| in eradicating the evil of colonialism
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| | negotiations was brokered by India.
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| from the global arena, India has taken a
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| | Indian Foreign Policy is giving highest
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| leading role in the same. Indian Foreign
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| | priority in the maintenance of peace in
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| Policy had initiated the process of
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| | the South Asian region for the sake of
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| raising a special fund called Action For
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| | mutual benefit of countries through
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| Resistance to Invasion, Colonialism and
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| | profitable trade relations.
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| Apartheid or simply AFRICA, meant for
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| | India has shown maximum restraint in
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| eradicating the racial and colonial
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| | dealing with Pakistan and has opted the
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| discrimination from the world. This
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| | route of repeated round table
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| initiative was started in the year 1986.
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| | negotiations between the heads of the
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| One of the main objectives of Indian
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| | states along with their respective
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| Foreign Policy is general as well as
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| | foreign affair executives.
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| total disarmament of all nations around
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| | Indian Foreign Policy has also stressed
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| the world. As per India, the main concern
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| | in building up long term commercial as
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| of todays world is the race among all the
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| | well as peaceful relation with China.
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| countries of the world in becoming
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| | This process was kicked off through visit
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| nuclear power. In achieving this end,
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| | of top notches from both the countries to
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| India has also placed an action plan
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| | the other.
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| before the UN General Assembly in the
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| | Indian Foreign Policy has been able to
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| year 1988 for establishing a peaceful
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| | forge an alliance between the fastest
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| world with no threat of nuclear warfare.
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| | growing nations of the world namely,
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| At the same time Indian Foreign Policy
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| | Brazil, Russia and China. This commercial
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| has denounced two discriminatory
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| | relationship is commonly known as BRIC.
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