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In fact, several recent developments in the upcoming international scenario have ushered into important changes in India’s foreign policy structure under PM Modi which have led to forge New Delhi’s closer relations with US, Australia, Japan and other major western powers. Evidently, that manifests a more pragmatic interest-oriented foreign policy of the country with a view to make India a self-sustaining economic power with sociopolitical stability and potentially sound security structure. Although it has prompted to pursue proAmerican stand on all intenational issues in the recent past, yet this shift in Indian foreign policy has not yet materialised into the US fulfilling India’s long pending demand to force Pakistan to stop exporting cross-border terrorism into the country and restraining China’s anti-Indian activities with likely formation of BeijingIslamabad unholy axis against New Delhi, besides securing a permanent seat for India in the UN Security Council.
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