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India's Foreign Policy in the 21st Century is a comprehensive book on political science. The book discusses India's political standpoint and showcases how India must treat its relations with its neighbours to achieve peaceful corelations. The book discusses how the centre of power is shifting in the new century and how international relations must also focus on India's Asian neighbours. It discusses the architecture of society in Asia and showcases how there is a struggle of power even in the oceans. The book is an essential resource to anyone interested in unraveling the political state of India with respect to its neighbours and to students of political science. About the Authors This book gathers essays by prominent political commentators such as Rajinder Sachar, V. P. Dutt, Jasjit Singh, R. R. Sharma, Chandra B. Khanduri, K. R. Singh, Ashwini Kumar, B. K. Shrivastava, Gulshan Sachdeva, Manohar Singh Batra, Afsir Karim, Jagdish P. Sharma, Paramanand, Sita Kaushik, Udai Bhanu Singh, R. K. Wadhwa, and is edited by the prominent political scientist V. D. Chopra.