From chanakya to modi evolution of india’s foreign policy

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Washington Post
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Text of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech before the UN General Assembly, New York,
27 September 2014, 
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/full-text-of-pm-narendra-modis-address-
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Asoke Mukerji, ‘Revealed: The Diplomatic Moves that Delivered Modi His Yoga Day’, 
The
Wire
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Text of PM Narendra Modi’s Speech to the US Congress, Washington DC, 8 June 2016,
http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/prime-minister-narendra-modi-us-
congress-speech-2842046/
 (accessed on 10 June 2016).
‘Millions stretch and bend on International Day of Yoga in India’, Reuters, 22 June 2016.
Bharat Karnad, 
Why India Is Not A Great Power? (Yet)
, New Delhi: Oxford University Press,
2015, p. 1.
CHAPTER 1: INDIA AND THE WORLD
Walter Russell Mead, 
Special Providence: American Foreign Policy and How It Changed the
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Sumit Ganguly, 
India’s Foreign Policy: Retrospect and Prospect
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Concept of civilizational sphere of influence attributed to Ambassador Husain Haqqani.
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Taken from 
Constituent Assembly Debates of India, Official Report,
Vol. I (9 December to 23
December 1946), 
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Foreign Affairs
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The
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Letters
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p. 294.
Letter from Nehru to all chief ministers, 12 June 1960, ibid., p. 372.
Nehru lost his wife in 1936 and having spent most of his youth in England he did not have
many friends in India. In letters to Mahatma Gandhi he poured out his feeling of loneliness. ‘I
felt terribly lonely in this wide world. I have always felt a little lonely almost from childhood
up.’ A letter from Nehru to Gandhi, 13 August 1934, cited in Frank Moraes,