Hand Book of India’s Foreign Policy (Basic Concepts)
By Aditya Pratap Biswas

Unlock the core of India's diplomatic journey with this comprehensive and accessible guide to Indian foreign policy. Hand Book of India’s Foreign Policy (Basic Concepts) is your essential companion to understanding how India engages with the world — past, present, and future.

Whether you're a UPSC aspirant, student of Political Science, or simply a curious mind eager to grasp India’s role in international affairs, this book offers clear explanations, structured insights, and a deep dive into the conceptual framework of India's foreign policy.

This book covers:
--> The foundational principles of India's foreign policy
--> Major historical shifts and turning points
--> Key bilateral and multilateral relations
--> India’s role in global institutions
--> Contemporary diplomatic challenges and strategies

Written in a lucid and engaging style, this handbook simplifies complex ideas without compromising academic rigor. It is tailored to meet the needs of BA and MA Political Science students, researchers, and competitive exam aspirants alike.

Crafted with dedication — from ideation to final print — this book is not just a resource, but a reflection of the author's passion for global affairs and political education.

Why You Should Read This Book:

Perfect for UPSC, UGC-NET, and other civil service exams

Ideal academic aid for college and university students

A structured, easy-to-follow layout for effective understanding

A valuable addition to the library of every political science enthusiast

Take your first step into the world of diplomacy with a guide that is insightful, informative, and indispensable.