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Change and Continuity in Foreign Policy

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India is trying to enhance partnerships with the Asian countries through trade and transport projects. This is a part of which of the following policies?

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Project Mausam

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Act East policy

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Non-Alignment policy

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Panchsheel policy

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Solution

The correct option is B Act East policy
India has been a part of many conferences and friendly visits to nations in south-east Asia to enhance the partnerships. India is trying to strengthen partnerships through trade and transport projects. This transition has been described as ‘act east policy’.

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