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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
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India's foreign policy...
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India's foreign policy, influenced by chanakya policy, is eager to keep good relation with all countries except Pakistan. As a result, it has also an intimate relationship with USA, inspite of having a long historical relationship with Russia.
India's foreign policy, influenced by chanakya policy, is eager to keep good relation with all countries except Pakistan. As a result, it has also an intimate relationship with USA, inspite of having a long historical relationship with Russia.
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Hasibrahman India's foreign policy, influenced by C hanakya policy, is eager to keep maintain good relation s with all countries except Pakistan. As a result, it has also an intimate relationship with the USA [no comma] inspite in spite of having a long historical relationship with Russia. As shown above.
- Hasibrahman India's foreign policy, influenced by C hanakya policy, is eager to keep maintain good relation s with all countries except Pakistan.
- As a result, it has also an intimate relationship with the USA [no comma] inspite in spite of having a long historical relationship with Russia.
- As shown above.
- When speaking of international matters, it is usual to use the phrase "maintain relations" rather than "keep relations".
- People can be eager to do things, but policies cannot, so you'll have to remove 'eager'.
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Hasibrahman
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