"`Foreign Policy of India : Problems and Paradoxes' in essence is a critical analysis of the Indian stand in the global arena. Bitter experiences with Pakistan and China, fall of Soviet Union and United State of America's nuclear deal; all the factors are thoroughly discussed. This book also highlights the basic features and shaping forces of Indian Foreign Policy. The book is extremely relevant for students preparing for Civil Services, Political Science and International Affairs. This book is meant for politicians, diplomats and scholars of Public Relations, International Politics and Indian Affairs."
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Contents

Preface

1. Introduction

2. National Interest and Foreign Policy

3. Important Shaping Factors of India's Foreign Policy

4. Main Principles and Objectives of India's Foreign Policy

5. Non-Alignment Policy

6. India and Pakistan : Diplomatic and Foreign Policies

7. China and India

8. India's Foreign Policy for Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka

9. Nuclear Non-Proliferation, Disarmament and India's Security

10. India and the United Nations

11. SAARC and India

12. India and the United States of America

13. India and the Soviet Union

14. Non-Alignment to Nuclear India

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