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Chapter 5: Indian Foreign Policy - ICSE 12 History

ICSE
Class 12
History

Indian Foreign Policy

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1The Foundation of Indian Foreign Policy (1947-1950)
1.1Jawaharlal Nehru’s Vision of Foreign Policy
1.2Non-Alignment Movement (NAM)
1.3Support for the United Nations
2Relations with Neighboring Countries
2.1Pakistan
2.1.1Indo-Pak War of 1965
2.1.2Bangladesh Liberation War (1971)
2.2China
2.3Sri Lanka and Nepal
3India’s Foreign Relations During the Cold War (1947-1991)
3.1India and the Superpowers
3.2Support for Decolonization
3.3The 1971 Indo-Pak War and Bangladesh
4Economic Diplomacy and Global Trade Relations
4.1Economic Engagement in the Global South
4.2India’s Policy Towards the Global South
4.3India’s Look East Policy (1990s)
5The 1990s and the Post-Cold War World Order
5.1End of the Cold War and New Strategic Partnerships
5.2India’s Nuclear Policy
6India’s Foreign Policy Under the Leadership of Rajiv Gandhi (1984-1989)
6.1Rajiv Gandhi’s Vision
6.2Strengthening Ties with the U.S. and the Soviet Union
6.3India’s Role in Global Disarmament
7Key Principles of India’s Foreign Policy
7.1Non-Alignment
7.2Peaceful Coexistence
7.3Support for Multilateralism
7.4Strategic Autonomy

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5. Indian Foreign Policy