Should India Look for a New Foreign Policy?
There is a palpable sense of anticipation on the front of India’s foreign policy. As the new government have begun its term at the office, there is a current vigour as to where the India’s foreign policy will take its course under the leadership of the Prime Minister and our present foreign minister. The country has already witnessed a remarkable transformation in the short span of years since the previous government.
Under the Leadership of the Prime Minister, the foreign policy of India has taken a new trajectory. Instead of being the “balance of power”, it has turned towards “leading ....
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