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5 "The Modi Doctrine"

Remarks by External Affairs Minister at thelaunch of the book "The Modi Doctrine" at IIC,

New Delhi (August 13, 2016)

August 13, 2016

1. I am delighted to join you all this evening at the launch of the book “TheModi Doctrine: New Paradigms in India’s Foreign Policy”. Let me beginby congratulating the editors – Dr. Anirban Ganguly, Dr. VijayChauthaiwale and Dr. U.K. Sinha – for their compilation of these essays.Contributors include a very broad spectrum of both practitioners andanalysts. They span diverse specialisations, experiences and evennationalities. I am confident that their collective efforts would be avaluable addition to the understanding of contemporary foreign policy.

2. Two years ago, the Modi Government came to power with a decisivemandate. It rode on the expectations of change in our society, respondingto the mood of the nation. Before the election, there was a perceptiblesense of drift in policy, whether domestic or external. The feeling,particularly among the younger generation, was that India deservedbetter and we could, in fact, do better. Much of it was focussed on abetter quality of life and greater security, especially against terrorism.But in looking out at the world, there was also a growing feeling that wecould contribute more and shape its future. Consequently, our


Government came in with more ambitious goals, bolder policies toachieve them, and a commitment to more effective delivery. Two yearslater, much progress has been made. In addressing the external aspectsof this endeavour, let me stress the linkage between domestic and foreignpolicy. This is key to understanding what the authors term as the Modidoctrine. It is not just that policy and priorities are articulated differentlyfrom the past. At the heart of the change is a vision of India’s place inthe world, its relationship with the international community, andindeed, an understanding of a rapidly transforming world itself.

3. A week ago, in responding to questions on the second anniversary ofMyGov.in, Prime Minister summed up our foreign policy approach withthe phrase “India First”. This term not only captures our commitmentto protect strategic interests but also towards greater prosperity anddevelopment at home. In our diplomatic engagements in the last twoyears, you will therefore find that a major focus now is in usinginternational partnerships to advance domestic flagship programmeslike Make in India, Digital India, Skill India or Smart Cities. Equallyimportant, we have been extremely active in spreading the message ofIndia being easier to do business. If railway modernisation, for example,is a priority at home, it is so too for our diplomacy abroad. This tightmeshing of domestic and diplomatic goals is in fact one of the hallmarksof the Modi Doctrine. It has led not only to flagship programmesaccessing greater technology, capital and best practices but also to amarked improvement in FDI flows.

4. The very first diplomatic move made by the Government was on itsinauguration day, by inviting leaders of neighbouring nations to join uson that occasion. The underlying thought has since expanded into a‘Neighbourhood First’ policy that stresses cooperation, connectivity andgreater people to people contacts. By visiting virtually all our neighbourshimself – many of them after a long gap – Prime Minister Modi hasarticulated a strong message of regional prosperity that resonates withthe masses. Naturally, the pursuit of these objectives has not beenwithout its challenges, among them cross-border terrorism. But thewisdom of our approach and the sincerity of our efforts are clearlygaining broader support.

5. Comprehending recent shifts in the nature of international politics isessential to framing policies and choices. The global order has not justbecome more multi-polar. In fact, there is an overall loosening ofrelationships and even countries that are formal allies are now hedging.


Though the world as a whole is more globalised, distinct regionaldynamics have also emerged. Situations to the east and west of Indiaboth offer examples. As a result, effective diplomacy increasingly callsfor simultaneously engaging competing powers. It is now an exercise tomanage differences and expand areas of agreement. Consequently,remaining passive to international developments is no longer an option.This understanding of the world explains the more active nature ofIndian diplomacy now. We believe that India’s interests and prestigehave been well served by this more energetic engagement.

6. An India that aspires to a greater global role must necessarily have alarger diplomatic footprint. At a structural level, this means moreEmbassies and a larger foreign service. Both are part of ongoing efforts.But more immediate is the requirement for broader and frequentengagements with other leaderships. It was clear to us that interactionscan no longer be limited either by distance or size. We cannot expectunderstanding, leave alone support, from those who have not beenengaged. And you would be astonished at the gaps we found whenanalysing high-level visits. It was, therefore, with a strong sense ofpurpose that the Modi Government approached this issue. In the lasttwo years, in addition to the very vigorous efforts of the Prime Ministerpersonally, my Cabinet colleagues and I have been to more than 140countries. I have myself met almost 170 of my counterparts, Heads ofState/Government and other dignitaries in this period. The impact thishas had on the world’s perception of India cannot be overstated. Inaddition to these bilateral engagements, we have also broken new groundin terms of multilateral gatherings. The Indian Africa Summit wasexpanded from the earlier 17 nations to its full complement of 54. Forthe first time, a summit of Pacific Island states with India was held, notjust in that region but in India as well.

7. It is not enough that India is heard or seen in different parts of the world.Perhaps our own people don’t appreciate deeply enough how much ofan example we can be, especially on development and governance issues.Our capabilities in technology, education or industry can make adifference to the growth of others. Even our inter-faith practices andresistance to radicalisation has a message for the world. Expandingprogrammes and platforms that share experiences and contribute toglobal development is an increasingly important element of ourdiplomatic outcomes. You can see this reflected in growing lines of credit,more grants and technical assistance, as well as in major development


projects abroad. These are truly win-win situations because they alsoadvance the international operations of Indian businesses. In an erawhere it is fashionable to talk of global issues, Indians must realise thatrepresenting one-sixth of humanity ourselves, we must do our utmoston challenges that will determine the future of our planet. It is with thisglobal perspective that the Modi Government approaches keyinternational negotiations in a positive and constructive manner. Wenot only had a key role to play in the Paris Agreement but also took thelead in creating the International Solar Alliance. Whether it is SDGs orPKO, we have built further on a long tradition of international activity.The sense that interests of the India and the world are in harmonypervades our thinking and is certainly one of the noteworthy aspects ofthe Modi doctrine.

8. Among the issues that dominate global concerns today is the threat ofterrorism. As you all know, it is an issue which has confronted Indiandiplomacy for many years because of its cross-border manifestation.Unlike in the past, we cannot agree that dialogue with sponsors andsupporters of terrorism should carry on without being linked to actionin that regard. In fact, we have insisted that addressing the terrorismchallenge is central to engagement. At the international level, we arealso putting the spotlight on early conclusion of a ComprehensiveConvention on International Terrorism. Equally important, we havemade counter-terrorism cooperation a key element in many of ourbilateral interactions. I can share with you that this is having its impact.

9. At a time when there is talk of a demographic dividend, it is alsoworthwhile to examine its foreign policy implications. India will surelymake its presence felt in the world through its people. You can alreadysee this happening. And as education, skills and employment progress,we can truly be a human resources super power. Already, there is anIndian diaspora that wields considerable influence in many nations.There are also other Indians, with varying levels of skills, who earn theirliving abroad and contribute to our prosperity at home. Our countrymakes as much by services and remittances as it does by trade in goods.These Indians abroad are a huge asset for the country, whether in theeconomy, in image or in influence. The Modi Government has brokennew ground in appreciating their contribution, enhancing their standingand protecting their interests. The Prime Minister has again led the wayhimself. Another method of expressing that is to give them the comfortthat the Indian Government is always there for them. That is the least


we can do for our nationals who do so much for us. Perhaps you willnow understand why Sushma Swaraj responds 24X7 to Indians indistress abroad. Or why General V.K. Singh has been sent to Saudi Arabiato deal first-hand with the problems of our stranded workers. In fact,we have brought about a change in systemic attitudes towards them –whether it is in faster issue of passports at home, better consularresponses abroad, or even in major evacuation operations like Yemen,Iraq, Libya or South Sudan. Conversely, we are also working oninvolving PIO/NRIs more closely in the unfolding of our developmentflagship programmes.

10. Projecting cultural identity and national branding are integral elementsof enhancing global standing. India is actually particularly blessedbecause more than many others, our cultural heritage and traditionshave an international relevance. This is a reservoir of goodwill that hasnot been utilised as effectively as it could have been in the past. We havedevoted energies and resources to enhancing global appreciation ofAyurveda and of Indian languages. Its impact, as that of the IDoY, isknown to all of you. Recognising the work of Indologists abroad isanother expression of this intent.

11. A defining characteristic of our Government has been its focus ondelivery. In the realm of foreign policy too, we are striving hard in thatregard. Long pending projects abroad, especially in the neighbourhood,are moving forward. The completion of the Parliament building and theSalma dam in Afghanistan, the Duriappah stadium in Sri Lanka, thePetrapole integrated check point with Bangladesh or the Trauma centerin Nepal are some notable milestones. On the consular side, issuingpassports on a pre-verification basis is a radical departure. Simplifyingvisa issuance through electronic format and merging PIO cards withOCI are also noteworthy. Within the Ministry and outside vis-a-vis therest the Government, we have consciously moved towards a moreintegrated way of working.

12. The Modi doctrine is led by vision and implemented through delivery.Its difference is there for all of you to see. How it will unfold in comingyears is naturally a subject of great interest. But in foreign policy, as inother areas, we believe that broader consultations make an importantcontribution. I see today’s event in that light and I once again thank theorganisers for inviting me to it.


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1- ^^n eksnh MkWfDVªu% U;w iSjkMkbEl bu bafM;kt QkWjsu ikWfylh** iqLrd ds foekspu ds voljij vkt 'kke vki lcds chp vkdj eq>s çlUurk gks jgh gSA lcls igys eSa bu ys[kksa dsbl ladyu ds fy, laikndksa & MkW- vfuokZ.k xkaxqyh] MkW- fot; pkSFkkbZokys vkSj MkW- ;w dsflUgk & dks cèkkbZ nsrh gwaA buds ys[kdksa dk nk;jk cgqr O;kid gS] ftlesa is'ksojksa ls ysdjfo'ys"kd rd 'kkfey gSaA fo'ks"kKrk] vuqHko vkSj jk"Vªh;rk ds fygkt ls muesa cgqr fofoèkrkgSA eq>s fo'okl gS fd muds lkewfgd ç;kl orZeku fons'k uhfr dks le>us esa cgqewY;;ksxnku djsaxsA

2- nks o"kZ igys eksnh ljdkj fu.kkZ;d tukns'k ds lkFk lÙkk esa vkbZA mldk dkj.k jk"Vª dheuksn'kk Fkh] tks gekjs lekt esa ifjorZu pkg jgk FkkA pquko ls iwoZ ?kjsyw vkSj fons'k nksuksagh uhfr;ksa esa HkVdko eglwl gks jgk FkkA fo'ks"k :i ls ;qok ih<+h eku jgh Fkh fd Hkkjrblls csgrj dk gdnkj gS vkSj okLro esa ge cgqr vPNk dj ldrs FksA blesa T;knkrj dktksj csgrj thou rFkk fo'ks"kdj vkradokn ls vfèkd lqj{kk ij FkkA ysfdu nqfu;k dh vksjutj Mkyus ij ;g Hkko Hkh c<+ jgk Fkk fd ge bldk Hkfo"; r; djus esa vfèkd ;ksxnkudj ldrs gSaA blhfy, gekjh ljdkj vfèkd egRokdka{kh y{;ksa ds lkFk] mUgsa çkIr djus dsfy, vfèkd lkgfld uhfr;ksa ds lkFk rFkk vfèkd çHkkoh vkiwfrZ ds ladYi ds lkFk vkbZAnks o"kZ ckn dkQh çxfr gks pqdh gSA bl ç;kl ds fons'kh igyw dh ckr djsa rks eSa ?kjsyw ,oafons'kh uhfr ds chp lacaèk ij tksj MkywaxhA ys[kdksa us ftls eksnh MkWfDVªu dgk gS] mls le>usds fy, ;g vko';d gSA ,slk ugha gS fd dsoy uhfr ,oa çkFkfedrk,a vrhr dh vis{kk fHkUu–f"Vdks.k ds lkFk r; dh xbZ gSaA fo'o esa Hkkjr ds LFkku] varjjk"Vªh; leqnk; ds lkFk mlds


lacaèk ds fo"k; esa ,d –f"V rFkk rsth ls cnyrh nqfu;k ds ckjs esa le> gh bl ifjorZu dkvkèkkj gSA

3- ,d lIrkg igys ekbZxkWo MkWV bu dh nwljh o"kZxkaB ij ç'uksa ds mÙkj nsrs gq, çèkkuea=h usÞbafM;k QlZ~Vß dgrs gq, gekjh fons'k uhfr dk lkj crk fn;k FkkA ;g 'kCn vius j.kuhfrdfgrksa dh j{kk ds gekjs ladYi dk gh ugha cfYd ns'k esa vfèkd laiUurk rFkk fodkl dk Hkh|ksrd gSA blhfy, vki ns[ksaxs fd fiNys nks o"kZ esa gekjs jktuf;d ç;klksa esa esd bu bafM;k]fMftVy bafM;k] fLdy bafM;k vFkok LekVZ flVht tSls mUur nslh çeq[k dk;ZØeksa ds fy,varjjk"Vªh; lk>snkfj;ksa ij vfèkd è;ku fn;k tk jgk gSA bruh gh egRoiw.kZ ckr ;g Hkh gSfd ge ;g lans'k nsus esa csgn lfØ; jgs gSa fd Hkkjr esa O;kikj djuk vis{kk—r vklku gSAmnkgj.k ds fy, jsyos dk vkèkqfudhdj.k ;fn ns'k esa çkFkfedrk gS rks fons'k esa gekjhdwVuhfr ds fy, Hkh ;g ,slk gh gSA ?kjsyw ,oa dwVuhfrd y{;ksa dks bl rjg vkil esa xwaFknsuk okLro esa eksnh MkWfDVªu dh fo'ks"krk gSA blls egRokdka{kh dk;ZØeksa dks csgrj çkS|ksfxdh]iwath ,oa loZJs"B dk;Zç.kkfy;ka gh ugha feyh gSa cfYd çR;{k fons'kh fuos'k ¼,QMhvkbZ½ dsçokg esa Hkh LI"V lqèkkj gqvk gSA

4- ljdkj us viuk lcls igyk dwVuhfrd nkao vius igys fnu gh py fn;k] tc mlus iM+kslhjk"Vªksa ds usrkvksa dks 'kiFk xzg.k lekjksg esa U;ksrk fn;kA mlds ihNs tks fopkj Fkk] og vciM+kslh lcls igys dh uhfr dk :i ys pqdk gS] ftldk tksj lg;ksx] laidZ vkSj yksxksa dschp csgrj laidZ ij gSA gekjs yxHkx lHkh iM+kslh ns'kksa dh ;k=k Lo;a dj & muesa ls dqNrks yacs varjky ds ckn gqbZa & çèkkuea=h eksnh us {ks=h; le`f) dk etcwr lans'k fn;k gS]ftldh çfrèofu turk esa lqukbZ nsrh gSA LokHkkfod :i ls bu mís';ksa dks iwjk djus ds ç;klpqukSfr;ksa ls jfgr ugha jgs gSa] ftuesa lhek ikj vkradokn Hkh 'kkfey gSA fdarq gekjs le>nkjhHkjs –f"Vdks.k vkSj xaHkhj ç;klksa dks LI"V :i ls O;kid leFkZu çkIr gks jgk gSA

5- uhfr;ka rFkk çkFkfedrk,a r; djus ds fy, varjjk"Vªh; jktuhfr dh ç—fr esa gkfy;kifjorZuksa dks le>uk vko';d gSA fo'o O;oLFkk dsoy cgqè#oh; ugha gqbZ gSA okLro esa lacaèkdqy feykdj f'kfFky iM+ jgs gSa vkSj tks ns'k igys lg;ksxh Fks] os vc tksf[ke ls viuh j{kkdjus esa tqVs gSaA gkykafd dqy feykdj nqfu;k dk vfèkd oS'ohdj.k gks x;k gS] ysfdu ,dnevyx {ks=h; O;oLFkk Hkh mHkj vkbZ gSA Hkkjr ds iwoZ vkSj if'pe dh fLFkfr;ka bldh mnkgj.kgSaA blhfy, çHkkoh dwVuhfr dk rdktk gS fd ijLij çfrLinZ~èkh 'kfä;ksa ls ,d lkFk ckrphrdh tk,A vc erHksn de djus rFkk lgefr dk nk;jk cM+k djus dh dok;n dk le; gSAblhfy, varjjk"Vªh; ?kVukØeksa ds çfr ykijokg jgus dh xqatkb'k vc ugha gSA Hkkjr dhorZeku dwVuhfr dh vfèkd lfØ;rk dk dkj.k nqfu;k ds ckjs esa ;gh le> gSA gesa yxrkgS vfèkd ÅtkZ ls Hkjh bl ljdkj us Hkkjr ds fgrksa ,oa çfr"Bk ds lkFk iwjk U;k; fd;kgSA

6- ;fn Hkkjr cM+h oSf'od Hkwfedk pkgrk gS rks mldh jktuf;d mifLFkfr Hkh cM+h gksuh pkfg,A<kaps ds fygkt ls bldk vFkZ gS vfèkd nwrkokl vkSj T;knk cM+h fons'k lsokA nksuksa ekspksaZ ijç;kl tkjh gSaA ysfdu vfèkd Rofjr vko';drk ;g gS fd nwljs ns'kksa ds usr`Ro ds lkFkvfèkd O;kid vkSj ckj&ckj laokn fd;k tk,A gekjs ekul esa ;g ckr Li"V Fkh fd laidZ;k laokn dk fu.kZ; vc nwjh ;k vkdkj ds vkèkkj ij ugha gksrkA ftuls ckr gh ugha dhxbZ gks] muls viuh ckr le>us dh vis{kk Hkh ge ugha dj ldrs] leFkZu rks nwj dh ckr


gSA vkSj vkidks vpaHkk gksxk fd mPpLrjh; ;k=kvksa dk fo'ys"k.k djus esa gesa fdruh[kkfe;ka utj vkbZaA blhfy, eksnh ljdkj us ,d mís'; ds rgr bl elys ij dke 'kq:fd;kA fiNys nks o"kZ esa çèkkuea=h ds futh ç;klksa ds vykok esjs eaf=eaMyh; lg;ksxh vkSjeSa 140 ns'kksa dh ;k=k dj pqds gSaA bl vofèk esa eSaus Lo;a yxHkx 170 ns'kksa ds fons'k eaf=;ksa]jk"Vªèljdkj ds vè;{kksa vkSj vU; mPpkfèkdkfj;ksa ls eqykdkr dh gSA Hkkjr ds çfr fo'o dhèkkj.kk esa bldk tks çHkko iM+k gS] mls Mhax gkaduk ugha dgk tk ldrkA bu f}i{kh; laidksaZds vykok geus cgqi{kh; laidksaZ ds ekeys esa Hkh ubZ igy dh gSaA Hkkjr&vÝhdk f'k[kj cSBdesa igys 17 jk"Vª gksrs Fks] ysfdu vc iwjs 54 jk"Vª gksrs gSaA ç'kkar }hih; ns'kksa dh Hkkjr dslkFk f'k[kj cSBd igyh ckj vk;ksftr dh xbZ vkSj Hkkjr esa Hkh vk;ksftr dh xbZA

7- Hkkjr dks nqfu;k ds fofHkUu fgLlksa esa lquk vkSj ns[kk tk jgk gS] D;k ;g i;kZIr ugha gSA geusfo'ks"k :i ls fodkl rFkk ç'kklu ds elyksa ij fdruk Hkh vPNk mnkgj.k is'k fd;k gks]laHkor% gekjs ns'k esa gh yksx mls Bhd ls le> vkSj ljkg ugha ikrs gSaA çkS|ksfxdh] f'k{kkvFkok m|ksx esa gekjh {kerk,a nwljksa ds fodkl esa ;ksxnku dj ldrh gSaA gekjs ;gka fofHkUuèkeksaZ ds voyach gSa vkSj pjeiaFk dk fojksèk fd;k tkrk gS] ftlus iwjh nqfu;k dks ,d lans'kfn;k gSA vuqHkoksa dks lk>k djus okys vkSj oSf'od fodkl esa ;ksxnku djus okys dk;ZØeksa,oa eapksa dk foLrkj gekjs dwVuhfr ifj.kkeksa dk yxkrkj egRoiw.kZ gksrk ?kVd gSA _.k esao`f)] vfèkd vuqnku rFkk rduhdh lg;ksx ,oa fons'k esa çeq[k fodkl ifj;kstuk,a blh dkifj.kke gSaA gekjs fy, ;g gj rjg ls vuqdwy fLFkfr gS D;ksafd buls Hkkjrh; O;kikj dsvarjjk"Vªh; ifjpkyu dk Hkh foLrkj gksrk gSA ftl nkSj esa oSf'od elyksa ij ckr djuk u;kpyu ;k QS'ku cu x;k gS] mlesa Hkkjr dks le>uk gksxk fd nqfu;k dh vkcknh ds NBs fgLlsdk çfrfufèkRo djus ds ukrs gesa mu pqukSfr;ksa dk Hkjld lkeuk djuk pkfg,] tks i`Foh dsHkfo"; dk QSlyk djsaxhA eksnh ljdkj blh oSf'od –f"Vdks.k ds lkFk ldkjkRed ,oajpukRed #[k ysdj çeq[k varjjk"Vªh; ppkZvksa esa fgLlk ysrh gSA gesa isfjl lafèk esa gh çeq[kHkwfedk ugha fuHkkuh gS cfYd varjjk"Vªh; lkSj xBcaèku rS;kj djus esa Hkh vkxs jguk gSAlrr fodkl ds y{; gksa vFkok 'kkafrj{kd vfHk;ku] gesa varjjk"Vªh; lfØ;rk dh yachijaijk dks vkSj vkxs c<+kuk gSA ge ekurs gSa fd Hkkjr rFkk fo'o ds fgr ,d nwljs ls tqM+sgSa vkSj fuf'pr :i ls ;g eksnh MkWfDVªu dk çeq[k igyw gSA

8- vkt nqfu;k Hkj dks ftu eqíksa ij fpark gS] muesa vkradokn dk [krjk çeq[k gSA vki lHkhtkurs gSa fd Hkkjrh; dwVuhfr ds lkeus dbZ o"kksaZ ls ;g ,d leL;k gS D;ksafd ;g lhek ikjls iuirk gSA vrhr ds myV vkt ge ugha eku ldrs fd vkradokn dks çk;ksftr djusokyksa vkSj mls lgk;rk nsus okyksa ds lkFk ckrphr tkjh jguh pkfg, vkSj dksbZ dkjZokbZ ughagksuh pkfg,A okLro esa geus rks bl ckr ij tksj fn;k gS fd vkradokn dh pqukSrh dkfuiVkjk gh lacaèkksa ds dsaæ esa gksuk pkfg,A varjjk"Vªh; Lrj ij Hkh ge varjjk"Vªh; vkradoknij lexz lafèk dks tYnh ls tYnh veyh tkek igukus ij tksj ns jgs gSaA ,d vkSj egRoiw.kZckr ;g gS fd geus vius dbZ f}i{kh; laoknksa esa vkradokn fujksèkh lg;ksx dks eq[; LFkkufn;k gSA eSa dg ldrh gwa fd bldk çHkko gks jgk gSA

9- tc tukafddh; ykHk dh ckrsa dh tk jgh gSa rks ;g Hkh ns[kuk pkfg, fd fons'k uhfr ijblds D;k çHkko gksaxsA Hkkjr vius yksxksa ds ekè;e ls fuf'pr :i ls iwjh nqfu;k dks viuhmifLFkfr eglwl djk,xkA ,slk gksus Hkh yxk gS vkSj f'k{kk] dkS'ky rFkk jkstxkj ds ekspksaZ ij


tSls&tSls çxfr gksxh] ge ekuo lalkèku dh egk'kfä cu tk,axsA dbZ ns'kksa esa Hkkjrh;leqnk; dk vPNk [kklk çHkko igys gh gSA vyx&vyx dkS'ky Lrj okys vkSj Hkkjrh; HkhgSa] tks fons'k esa dke dj jgs gSa vkSj ns'k dh le`f) esa ;ksxnku ns jgs gSaA lsokvksa vkSj fons'kls vkus okys èku ls Hkh ns'k dks mruh gh vk; gksrh gS] ftruh oLrq O;kikj ls gksrh gSAvFkZO;oLFkk dh ckr gks] Nfo dh ckr gks ;k çHkko dh ckr gks] fons'k esa cls ;s Hkkjrh; ns'kds fy, cM+h laifÙk gSaA eksnh ljdkj us muds ;ksxnku dh ljkguk djus] muds #rcs dksc<+kus rFkk muds fgrksa dh j{kk djus esa u, dne mBk, gSaA bl ekeys esa Hkh çèkkuea=h usgh vkxs c<+dj jkLrk fn[kk;k gSA ;gh ckr crkus dk ,d vkSj rjhdk mUgsa ;g vglklfnykuk gS fd Hkkjr ljdkj ges'kk muds lkFk gSA tks ukxfjd gekjs fy, bruk djrs gSa]muds fy, ge de ls de ;g rks dj gh ldrs gSaA 'kk;n vc vki le> tk,axs fd lq"kekLojkt fons'k esa ijs'kkuh esa Qals Hkkjrh;ksa dh pkSchlksa ?kaVs fQØ D;ksa djrh gSA ;k lÅnhvjc esa Qals gekjs Jfedksa dh lgk;rk ds fy, tujy oh ds flag dks ekSds ij D;ksa Hkstktkrk gSA okLro esa ns'k esa ikliksVZ tYn tkjh djuk gks ;k fons'k esa nwrkokl ls csgrjçfrfØ;k feyus dh ckr gks vFkok ;eu] bjkd] yhfc;k ;k nf{k.k lwMku esa mUgsa lqjf{kr ykusdh cM+h dkjZokbZ gh D;ksa u gks] geus muds çfr laLFkkxr utfj;k gh cny fn;k gSA bldslkFk gh fodkl lacaèkh vius çeq[k dk;ZØeksa dks veyh tkek igukus ds fy, ge çoklhHkkjrh;ksa rFkk Hkkjrh; ewy ds O;fä;ksa dks vius lkFk ys jgs gSaA

10- lkaL—frd igpku rFkk jk"Vªh; Nfo dks c<+kok nsuk oSf'od Lrj ij c<+rs dn dk vfHkUuvax gSA okLro esa Hkkjr bl lacafèk esa èkU; gS D;ksafd gekjh èkjksgj vkSj ijaijk,a varjjk"Vªh;Lrj ij çklafxd gSaA ;g ln~Hkkouk dk HkaMkj gS] ftldk vrhr esa iwjh {kerk ds lkFk ç;ksxugha fd;k x;k gSA geus vk;qosZn vkSj Hkkjrh; Hkk"kkvksa dh oSf'od Loh—fr c<+kus esa ÅtkZvkSj lalkèku yxk, gSaA varjjk"Vªh; ;ksx fnol dh gh rjg blds çHkko ls vki lHkh ifjfprgSaA fons'k esa cls baMksykWftLV ¼Hkkjrh; miegk}hi dk vè;;u djus okys½ ds dk;ksaZ dksekU;rk nsuk Hkh blh dk çrhd gSA

11- vkiwfrZ ;kuh dke djds fn[kkus ij tksj gekjh ljdkj dh fof'k"Vrk gSA fons'k uhfr ds {ks=esa Hkh ge bldk Hkjiwj ç;kl dj jgs gSaA fons'k fo'ks"kdj iM+kslh ns'kksa esa vVdh ifj;kstuk,avkxs c<+ jgh gSaA vQxkfuLrku esa laln Hkou vkSj lyek ckaèk] Jhyadk esa nqjSvIik LVsfM;e]ckaXykns'k ds lkFk isVªkiksy ,dh—r tkap pkSdh rFkk usiky esa VªkWek lsaVj dk iwjk gksuk çeq[kmiyfCèk;ka gSaA nwrkokl dh ckr djsa rks lR;kiu ls iwoZ gh ikliksVZ tkjh djuk cM+k dnegSA ohtk tkjh djus dh çfØ;k dks bysDVªkWfud ekè;e ls ljy cukuk vkSj ihvkbZvks dkMZdks vkslhvkbZ ¼Hkkjr ds fons'kh ukxfjd½ dkMZ esa feyk nsuk ç'kaluh; gSA ea=ky; ds HkhrjvkSj ckgj nwljs ljdkjh foHkkxksa ds lkFk ge vfèkd rkyesy ds lkFk dke djus dh fn'kkesa c<+ jgs gSaA

12- eksnh MkWfDVªu dk vk'k; gS Bksl fopkj vkSj vkiwfrZ ds tfj;s mldk fØ;kUo;uA bldk varjvki lHkh ns[k ldrs gSaA vkus okys o"kksaZ esa bldk D;k çHkko gksxk] blesa lHkh dh #fp gksukLokHkkfod gSA fdarq nwljs {ks=ksa dh gh rjg fons'k uhfr esa Hkh ge ekurs gSa fd O;kid ckrphrdk egRoiw.kZ ;ksxnku gksrk gSA vkt ds dk;ZØe dks Hkh eSa mlh utfj;s ls ns[krh gwa vkSj ,dckj fQj vk;kstdksa dks èkU;okn djrh gwa fd mUgksaus eq>s ;gka vkeaf=r fd;kA


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ISAS Panel Discussion “India’s ForeignPolicy & The Modi Doctrine”

Dr. Vijay Chauthaiwale, Head of BJP Foreign Affairs Department and oneof the Editors of “The Modi Doctrine: New Paradigms in India’s ForeignPolicy”, participated in a panel discussion on “India’s Foreign Policy & TheModi Doctrine” at Institute of South Asian Studies (ISAS), National Universityof Singapore on 20th October 2016. The other panelists were Dr. C.Rajamohan,Director Carnegie India, Ambassador Gopinath Pillai Chairman ISAS andJames Crabtree journalist, author, Senior Visiting Fellow at the LKY School ofPublic Policy.

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Heading- The European Union launch ofThe Modi Doctrine at Brussels on 8th

November 2016.

The revised edition of The Modi Doctrine: new paradigms in India's ForeignPolicy was launched at Brussels on the 8th November 2016. The Europe-IndiaChamber of Commerce (EICC) and the Indian Embassy in Brussels organisedthe book launch and discussion.

Hon'ble Member of Parliament Dr. Swapan Dasgupta spoke at length onthe occasion on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign policy and overallvision of governance. Dr. Anirban Ganguly, Director Dr. Syama PrasadMookerjee Research Foundation & one of the editors of the volume spoke onthe dimensions of Prime Minister Modi's foreign policy and how it is redefiningIndia's engagement with the world. Ambassador of India to Belgium and theEuropean Union, H.E. Manjeev Puri spoke about Prime Minister Modi'sengagement with the EU and his larger vision for India-Europe ties. Shri ShishirBajoria, Chairman Bajoria Group of Companies and Director of EICC proposedthe vote of thanks.

Among those who participated in the book launch were Mr. Geoffrey VanOrden MBE, MEP, Chairman, Delegation for Relations with India and Mr. JoLeinen, MEP, Committees on Environment, Foreigna Policy & ConstitutionalAffairs. H.E. the Ambassador of Bhutan in Belgium-EU was also present onthe occasion. Members of the Chambers of Commerce, Indian diaspora, officialsof the European Union, experts and other members of the diplomatic corpswere present on the occasion.

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