India's 'Look East' trade policy is designed to help particularly members of which of the following group of nations?

SAARC

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The correct option is D ASEAN
India's Look-East Policy implemented in the $1990 s$ has led to greater economic interaction with the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), the scope of which was later expanded to include China, Japan and South Korea in 2003.

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India's 'Look East' trade policy is designed to help particularly members of which of the following group of nations?

The correct option is D ASEANIndia's Look-East Policy implemented in the 1990s has led to greater economic interaction with the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), the scope of which was later expanded to include China, Japan and South Korea in 2003.

The correct option is D ASEAN
India's Look-East Policy implemented in the $1990 s$ has led to greater economic interaction with the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), the scope of which was later expanded to include China, Japan and South Korea in 2003.