Question

वन ऑफ द ऑब्जेक्टिव ऑफ इंडिया फॉरेन पॉलिसी​

Answer 1

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The main objective of foreign policy is to use diplomacy or talking, meeting, and making agreements to solve international problems.

Answer 2

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Objective

The first and overarching objective of India’s Foreign Policy –like that of any other country-is to secure its national interests. The scope of “national interests” is fairly wide. In our case it includes for instance: securing our borders to protect territorial integrity, countering cross-border terrorism, energy security, food security, cyber security.In short, the first objective is to protect India from traditional and non-traditional threats.

following are more objective of IFP

• The second objective is the objective to create an external environment which would be conducive for an inclusive domestic development. Let me elaborate : We need substantial external inputs in the form of foreign partners, foreign direct investments, transfer of modern technology so that we can develop a world-class infrastructure in India, so that our programmes such as Make in India, Skills India, Digital India, Smart Cities, can succeed , so that we have advanced agriculture, and modern defence equipment etc. India’s foreign policy’s added focus on this aspect in recent years has resulted in Diplomacy For Development by integrating economic diplomacy with political diplomacy.
• In the past seventy two years, India has evolved from a poor developing country to an emerging economy and is counted as an important global player. The third important objective therefore is to ensure that India’s voice is heard on global forums and that India is able to influence world opinion on issues of global dimensions such as terrorism, climate change, disarmament, non-discriminatory global trade practices, reforms of institutions of global governance, which affect India as much as rest of the world.
• India has 30mn strong Diaspora comprised of Non-Resident Indians and Persons of Indian Origin, spread all over the world. Over the years it has emerged as an influential force in the host countries. It provides a strong link between India and other countries and can play an important role in strengthening bilateral relations. The fourthand an important objective is to engage Indian Diaspora and derive maximum benefits from their presence abroad, while at the same time protecting their interests to the extent possible.