A Book Title “Friends – India’s Closest Strategic Partners” by Prof. Sreeram Chaulia

Prof. Sreeram Chaulia’s latest book, Friends – India’s Closest Strategic Partners, dives into the intricate world of India’s foreign relations, offering a unique perspective on India’s closest allies and strategic partners. The book sheds light on how India is positioning itself globally as a “Vishwa Mitra,” or “World Friend,” a philosophy centred on cultivating goodwill and cooperation with other nations.

The book was launched at an event attended by prominent figures in foreign policy, including India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, who shared his thoughts on the dynamics of India’s friendships and the complexities that come with them.

About “Friends – India’s Closest Strategic Partners”

Friends – India’s Closest Strategic Partners is a comprehensive exploration of India’s foreign policy and its most important alliances. The book provides a historical and contemporary look at India’s relationships with seven major partners, each of which plays a critical role in India’s position as a rising power.

About the Author: Prof. Sreeram Chaulia

Sreeram Chaulia is a prominent scholar and Dean at the Jindal School of International Affairs. He has authored several books on global politics and is a regular commentator on foreign policy matters in major media outlets. Known for his insights on India’s global role, Prof. Chaulia brings a wealth of knowledge to his latest work, which promises to be an essential read for anyone interested in India’s trajectory in international relations.

With Friends – India’s Closest Strategic Partners, Chaulia delivers a timely, well-researched study that offers valuable answers to pressing questions about India’s role in an uncertain world. The book highlights how India is becoming a leader, reliable partner, and friend on the world stage, showcasing its evolution into a significant global player.

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