Non-alignment is a fundamental principle of India's foreign policy, which means that India does not align itself with any major power bloc.

Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime Minister, is credited with articulating the policy of non-alignment.

The main objective of India's foreign policy is to promote peace and security in the world.

Interventionism is not a principle of India's foreign policy.

Hedging is the term used to describe India's policy of engaging with both the United States and China.

All of the above are key elements of India's foreign policy towards its neighbors.

Act East Policy is the name of India's policy of promoting economic and cultural ties with countries in the Indian Ocean region.

All of the above are key elements of India's foreign policy towards the United States.

Look East Policy is the name of India's policy of promoting economic and cultural ties with countries in the Asia-Pacific region.

All of the above are key elements of India's foreign policy towards China.

Look West Policy is the name of India's policy of promoting economic and cultural ties with countries in the Middle East.

All of the above are key elements of India's foreign policy towards Russia.

Look South Policy is the name of India's policy of promoting economic and cultural ties with countries in Africa.

All of the above are key elements of India's foreign policy towards Latin America.

Look North Policy is the name of India's policy of promoting economic and cultural ties with countries in the Caribbean.