views strategy adrift policy research foundational
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FOREIGN POLICY CHALLENGES q WAY FORWARD
changing geo - politics De globalisationChinese expansionism Economic slowdown
Neighbourhood issues weapon isatin of supply chainborder conflicts low regional tradeterrorism 4 piracy global uncertainties
boxed up in South Asia Covid Pandemic
Role of-
balancer'
weakening of multilateralism Dogmas of Delhifailure of SAARC
people to people relations
Refugee crisis
WAY FORWARD
VIEWS : Prof Happy mon Jacob - 5 levels of BalancingD level 1 : Balance China G USA
2) Level 2 : West Asia
3) level 3 : Russia - China
4) Level 4 : China - Pak
5) Level 5 : Afghanistan
VIEWS : India's Dalli to Power : strategy in a world adriftby centre for Policy Research
The foundational source of India 's millieme in the world rests on
4 pillarse) domestic economic growth2) Social inclusion
3) political democracy4) liberal constitutional order
if these integral pillars remain strong , chin there is no stopping India'
what can hold India back in the coming decade is India itself'
OTHER POINTS
PanchSheet PrinciplesFocus on India's soft powerGujral Doctrine - Neighbourhood First PolicySAGARvasudhaiva kudumbakam Sabha Saath
,Sabha Vikas ,
Sabha viswas
viswaguru
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India is opposed to export of ideologies and change of regimesIndia does not endorse unilateral sanctions or military actions
India does not believe in interference ; but does not hesitate in quick intervention on
issues affecting national interests
India advocates a policy of constructive engagement over aggressionIndia advocates global consensus on issues of global dimensions
Right of self defence is a nations primary right→ 1974 UNGA Declaration requires that a member state should not allow
territory under its control to be used for terrorism against another state→ right of self defence is a primary right of a state to be exercised when
the situation is imminent and demands'
necessary, immediate and proportionateaction!
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