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Chapter – India’s Foreign Policy Os
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 A significant component of the industrialization plans India's foreign policy from 1916 to 1964. apt
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under the guidance of Homi J Bhabha. India wanted to ise
generate atomic energy for peaceful purposes. Nehru
was against nuclear weapons when India conducted its
first nuclear test it was termed as peaceful explosion,
India argued that it was committed to the policy of using The Afro-Asian Conference held in Mind
nuclear power only for peaceful purpose. Bandung in 1955, commonly known
as the Bandung Conference, marked Maps,
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 In the case of Pakistan, the conflict started after partition
over the dispute on Kashmir. –
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women abducted during partition to their original families.
 India could inflict considerable military loss on pakistan,  China annexed Tibet in 1950 and little earlier, a boundary
the 1965 war added to India's already difficult economic dispute has surfaced between India & China. These two
situation.
developments strained the relationship.
 It took more than a decade for India & China to resume
normal relations since 1962.

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