Foreign Policy During Narendra Modi’s Leadership – An Analysis
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https://doi.org/10.31305/rrijm.2023.v08.n08.036Keywords:
Foreign Policy, Indian Diplomacy, Neighbourhood First, Act East Policy, Global Governance, Strategic Partnerships, Diaspora DiplomacyAbstract
Foreign policy under Prime Minister Narendra Modi has witnessed a significant transformation, marked by proactive diplomacy, strategic partnerships, and a focus on India’s global image. Modi’s leadership has emphasized strengthening bilateral relations with major powers, enhancing regional cooperation, and promoting India as a key actor in global governance. His government has adopted a multi-dimensional approach, balancing economic diplomacy, security concerns, and cultural outreach through initiatives like Act East Policy, Neighbourhood First, and Digital & Diaspora Diplomacy. This analysis explores the major trends, strategies, and challenges of India’s foreign policy under Modi’s tenure, highlighting the balance between traditional priorities and emerging global imperatives.
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