India's Foreign Policy — Prelims Questions

Consider the following statements about India's foreign policy constitutional framework: 1. The President has the power to declare war and make peace with foreign nations without Cabinet approval. 2. Parliament must ratify all international treaties before they become binding on India. 3. State governments can enter into agreements with foreign countries on subjects in the State List. 4. Article 253 empowers Parliament to make laws implementing international agreements. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

Which of the following best describes India's transition from Non-Alignment to Multi-Alignment in foreign policy?

The Panchsheel principles were first articulated in which context?

Consider the following about India's Indo-Pacific strategy: 1. It excludes China from the regional vision to counter its Belt and Road Initiative. 2. It emphasizes freedom of navigation and respect for international law. 3. The strategy is implemented only through the Quad partnership. 4. It positions India as a net security provider in the Indian Ocean. Which of the statements given above are correct?

The concept of 'Strategic Autonomy' in India's contemporary foreign policy primarily means: