History · Post-Independence India
The foreign policy of non-alignment (NAM) was primarily formed with the core idea of:
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- 1Forming a formal political alliance with regional neighbors to counter Western influence in Asia and Africa.
- 2Creating a third military power bloc of newly independent countries to actively rival both the USA and the USSR.
- 3Remaining completely neutral and passive, avoiding any participation or mediation in international affairs.
- 4Remaining independent of military alliances with the USA and USSR to avoid confrontations and safeguard national interests.✓
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Remaining independent of military alliances with the USA and USSR to avoid confrontations and safeguard national interests.
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