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India’s Foreign Policy: A Reader, edited by Kanti P. Bajpai and Harsh V. Pant, discusses critical issues in Indian politics. This timely volume, published by Oxford University Press, challenges the commonly held observations of India's external relations. It delves into numerous myths about the country's foreign policy, and offers keen insights into its significant features. It also traces the changes that the country has experienced over the years and gives importance to the modern policy challenges. The book also talks about India's thinking on its strategic culture and the inception of its political relations with the world; its influence on international foreign policy structure; its external relationships with major countries; its global diplomacy on climate change, and its approach to the World Trade Organization. About Oxford University Press Oxford University Press is a renowned publishing house that develops and publishes high quality textbooks, scholarly works, and academic books for school courses, bilingual dictionaries and also digital materials for both learning and teaching. It is a division of the University of Oxford. The first book was locally published in the year 1912. Some of the books published under their banner are: India’s Ancient Past, Atkins’ Physical Chemistry, Companion to Politics in India, Sociology: Themes and Perspectives, and Common Mistakes at IELTS Advanced …and How to Avoid Them.