Question

Which of the following is not correct about the objectives of India’s foreign policy?

• A. The government has to protect Indian citizens even if they reside outside India.
• B. India has to compromise on its geographical boundaries to maintain peaceful relations with its neighbours.
• C. It is essential to maintain the unity of the country to avoid internal conflicts.
• D. Maintaining friendly relations with other countries for peaceful coexistence.

Answer 1

The correct option is B India has to compromise on its geographical boundaries to maintain peaceful relations with its neighbours.

The policymakers in India have taken extra care while laying the objectives of India’s foreign relations. India’s foreign policy aims at maintaining friendly relations with other nations. At the same time, India does not compromise on its geographical boundaries and territory to maintain peace and friendship with its neighbours. India’s foreign policy also aims to protect the interests of Indian citizens living in different countries. The government of India has to protect Indians citizens no matter where they reside.