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Indian foriegn policy

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India's foreign policy since independence aims to maintain positive relations with other countries through non-aggression while pursuing political goals. Key aspects include the Non-Aligned Movement to avoid alignment with major powers, South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation to foster regional cooperation, and sending ambassadors abroad to represent India's interests internationally in a peaceful manner.

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LESSON -4 SEMESTER -II INDIAN FOREIGN POLICY
Objectives of the Lesson • What is a foreign policy? •How does a country maintain relations with the other countries? • What has been India’s Foreign policy since independence? •NAM-Non – Aligned Movement •SAARC- South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation (SAARC)
•India celebrates Independence day on 15th Aug Celebrates Republic Day on 26th Jan. • A foreign policy is a set of political goals that define how sovereign country with interact with other countries of the world. • An Aggressive policy can be harmful the nation. •Indian Ambassadors are sent to various countries.

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Indian foriegn policy

  • 2. Objectives of the Lesson • What is a foreign policy? •How does a country maintain relations with the other countries? • What has been India’s Foreign policy since independence? •NAM-Non – Aligned Movement •SAARC- South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation (SAARC)
  • 3. •India celebrates Independence day on 15th Aug Celebrates Republic Day on 26th Jan. • A foreign policy is a set of political goals that define how sovereign country with interact with other countries of the world. • An Aggressive policy can be harmful the nation. •Indian Ambassadors are sent to various countries.