Knowledge Themes

Panchsheel Agreement 1954

Non-Aligned Movement (NAM)

Bandung Conference 1955

Article 51

1961 Belgrade Summit

Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence

Mutual Respect for Sovereignty

Non-Intervention

1954 Sino-Indian Agreement

Strategic Autonomy

South-South Cooperation

New International Economic Order (NIEO)

Peaceful Coexistence

1957 UNGA Resolution on Peaceful Coexistence

Nehruvian Consensus

Asian-African Solidarity

Multi-alignment

Global South Advocacy

Structural Subtopics

Historical background of Nehruvian foreign policy
Five Principles of Panchsheel and their 1954 origin
Role of India in the 1955 Bandung Conference
Genesis and objectives of the Non-Aligned Movement at the 1961 Belgrade Summit
India's strategy of maintaining strategic autonomy during the Cold War
Evolution from Nehruvian idealism to Indira Gandhi's realism
Impact of the 1971 Indo-Soviet Treaty on non-alignment
Shift from non-alignment to multi-alignment in the post-Cold War era
Relevance of NAM in a multipolar world order
India's leadership role in the Global South
Gujral Doctrine and its principles of non-reciprocity
Evolution of "Look East" to "Act East" policy
Strategic significance of the Panchsheel principles in contemporary boundary disputes
Comparison of original non-alignment with the concept of strategic autonomy

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