The nation that forgets its interests remains only a story in the pages of history. This is the reason that today India’s Foreign Minister Dr. S Jaishankar is reminding the world repeatedly that India will no longer work under any pressure. India will now run through its national interests. In fact, in a program, Jaishankar made a statement which once again made it clear that India’s foreign policy is now focused not on emotions like Nehru era but on solid nation interests. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, without naming the nefarious neighbor Pakistan, Khub Latara. He said that India have many neighbors, but not all are the same. Some are good and some are less good.
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S Jaishankar said that hyphensation is often with a neighbor that is not as good. We should understand that when we say dehyphanation, it means that we want the third country that when we decide about India, they should not make that relationship the main basis. So, I cannot ignore a difficult neighbor. This is the truth, even if it is unpleasant. But what do I have to do. I have to make myself so impressive and attractive in a way that relationships are mainly based on my abilities, my characteristics and my contribution. I want to convince that this is happening to a great extent.
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When there was an economic crisis in Sri Lanka, the help that we are still getting to Maldives. There have been many serious political changes in India’s neighborhood in recent years. Last month, Nepal saw extensive political changes after anti -corruption protests, resulting in Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli was removed from the post, an acting leader was appointed and the possibilities of new elections became stronger.
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Last year, Bangladesh saw its July revolution, in which Sheikh Hasina’s government, which was considered close to India for a long time, was removed and in Dhaka, Muhammad Yunus and an interim government took power. Maldives elected Mohammad Muizzu as President in September 2023. Muizzu had focused on the “India Out” stage during his election campaign, which has changed since he assumed the presidency, and both New Delhi and Male have improved relations through mutual state visits of their leaders.