Explain the major objectives of Indian foreign policy.

Article 51 of the Indian constitution incorporated the objectives of Indian foreign policy. These are as follows:

a) Indian foreign policy work towards International peace and security.

b) It tries to provide a solution to international disputes through mediation.

c) It builds a peaceful and respectful relationship among all states.

d) Indian foreign policy has been away from any military pacts and alliances.

e) It involves in the protest of imperialism, colonialism, and apartheid. It also tries to help other states in their freedom.

f) Promoting easy access to trade, industry and technology transfer with other nation states.

g) It tries to keep its position strong in South Asia by strengthening itself with the principles of fraternity and co-operation.