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Foreign policy the Indian way: Shaping, stabilizing and providing security

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NEW DELHI: Purposeful, pragmatic and proactive. A shaper, not an abstainer. A stabilizer, rather than a disruptor. A security provider and a dispenser of global good. India’s foreign policy has found a new vocabulary and framework, as articulated by the country’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar at the Raisina Dialogue held in New Delhi earlier this month.

Words matter in foreign policy so this new lexicon of a rising India encapsulates the current form and trajectory of the country’s foreign policy in a world undergoing unprecedented transformation. Purposeful pursuit of national interests, pragmatic issue-based alignment with countries, big and small, and proactive diplomatic outreach have come to characterize and configure India’s foreign policy and diplomacy in the 21st century

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Manish Chand

Founder-CEO TGII Media Private Limited and Centre for Global India Insights, Author, Columnist – Global Affairs

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