Critique India’s Foreign Policy during COVID-19 Pandemic

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Abstract

It is said that foreign policy is a mirror of domestic priorities. What one nation aspires to be or needs to be, decides its foreign policy. In the past two years, the corona virus’s presence has changed everything and so our domestic priorities. When India broke its 17 years old policy and accepted foreign aid, we all noticed a change in the priorities. By putting the health sector on agenda Now India has started amending its foreign policy with the view to lead the COVID and post-COVID world. This article aims at studying change in India's foreign policy during COVID -19 and its implications for the world.

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