Indian foreign policy of non‑alignment

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Indian foreign policy of non‑alignment is a diplomatic strategy, especially prominent during the Cold War, in which India sought to maintain strategic autonomy by avoiding formal alignment with any major power bloc while pursuing independent, issue-based international engagement.

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