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India's Foreign Policy

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What are the objectives of India’s foreign policy?

A

Maintain friendly relations with other nations

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Respect international law

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C

Protect the unity and integrity of the country

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D

Stop nuclear development

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Solution

The correct options are
A Maintain friendly relations with other nations
B Respect international law
C Protect the unity and integrity of the country
India’s foreign policy has always aimed at maintaining friendly relations with other nations and respecting international laws. As India is a country with varied culture and language, it is essential to protect the culture and maintain unity among people to avoid internal conflicts. The foreign policy, therefore, also focuses on the protection of unity and integrity of the country.

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