In case of India’s foreign policy, sometimes it is said that it has baffled many people, irritated an even greater number and left a trail of confusion among her immediate well-wishers. No doubt, the policy pursued during the last few decades has contributed in some measure to the strengthening of international cooperation and maintenance of regional as well as world peace but it has proved fatal in some respects. As in the context of current time i.e., the 21st century, diplomatic international relations are determined on the counts of: economic interests, nationals security and terrorism. In the context of international relations, this book specifically focuses on the following: Dynamics of Indian Foreign Policy; India and Nepal; India and Bhutan; India and Afghanistan; India and Sri Lanka; and India and Bangladesh etc. A glossary of relevant terms is added feature. Definitely, this will serve the purpose of students, scholars, policy makers and all those concerned with foreign policy making and national interests.
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