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India’s Foreign Policy during Modi Regime

Author(s) Ankit Kumar
Country India
Abstract India prominent place in the global politics especially in the 21st century owes due to its proactive foreign policy. A major thrust in India’s foreign policy takes place with the arrival of Prime Minister Narendra Modi into the picture. Modi government has undertaken numerous policy stances which were overlooked by the former government in the country. India under Modi not only focus towards one direction rather on multidimensional foreign policy. It was in 2015, India look east got transformed in to Act east wherein not only scope but also area of focus got expanded. Furthermore, a drastic shift can be delineated in India’s foreign policy stance towards Israel. Notwithstanding with this, India earlier foreign policy posture of NAM got replaced with proactive involvement in both bilateral and multilateral engagements. Moreover, a proactive and comprehensive foreign policy can also be seen in the Indian Ocean region. This paper seeks to examine the foreign policy initiatives undertaken by Modi led govt. Moreover, it also seeks to examine what are the major constraints to India’s foreign policy as well. India being a prominent player in the global politics needs to perpetuate the proactive foreign policy in order to achieve its national interests.
Keywords Foreign Policy, Look East, Act East, Multilateralism, Indian Ocean Region
Field Sociology > Administration / Law / Management
Published In Volume 5, Issue 1, January-February 2023
Published On 2023-02-27
Cite This India’s Foreign Policy during Modi Regime - Ankit Kumar - IJFMR Volume 5, Issue 1, January-February 2023.
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