Question

Indian foreign policy its principles and determinants

Answer 1

Answer:

The determinants of foreign policy are

Foreign policy of every state is conditioned by certain internal and external factors. Internal factors include geography, population, economic needs, ideology, history and culture, military capacity, social structure, personalities, public Opinion etc.

Principles of Indian foreign policy  are

Panchsheel includes the following five principles of foreign policy: Mutual respect for each other's territorial integrity and sovereignty. Non-aggression against each other. Non-interference in each other's internal affairs

Answer 2

The main factors that help determine India's foreign policy are: the geographical situation, the economic requirements and resources, the defence needs and strategy, the existing alliances and understandings, tacit oral or written, with other states, and of course, the recent past, contemporary world events

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