Through the implementation and approaches of India’s NFPR recent policies with neighbors have demonstrated connectivity, security, and mutual economic cooperation development. The main initiatives are 1. Infrastructure and Connectivity: India is consistently in the process of upgrading cross-border connectivity and transport links especially with; Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh. This includes rail, and road transport inter-connecting and water ways that lead to regional integration.

2. Economic Partnerships: India has even upgraded the status of the LOCs with the neighbouring countries. Energy, infrastructure and health sectors have been funded through projects. It plays an active role in promoting commerce and business through the regional organization in South Asia including SAARC and BIMSTEC.

3. Security and Counterterrorism: Though India cooperates with the neighbors pays special consideration to all issues- starting from terrorism to the problem of illicit migration and smuggling- with neighbors, especially with Nepal, Myanmar, Bangladesh etc. It’s preferential in border infrastructure development particularly in improving standards of the border facilities.

4. China and Pakistan Relations: With Pakistan, it’s merely superficial over matter of terrorism, but with China we have territorial conflict coupled with harmony.

5. Developmental Aid: During the recent economic crisis situation in Sri Lanka and making relations with Maldives are the indication of that how the India is more https://www.lawctopus.com/academics-in-india-who-is-the-real-mover/shapers-in-determining-final-international-affairs-matters/ concentrated in regional. These will be beneficial in making India into a regional power while promoting good order and prosperity of nations.

All these strategies are directed at creating India as a regional power, and at the same time, to secure the co-prosperity.