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A riveting, action-packed year awaits Modi 3.0 on the diplomatic front

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 11 June 2025
Modi 3.0's first year saw a proactive foreign policy, highlighted by 'Operation Sindoor' targeting Pakistan-based terrorism. Trade agreements with the UK and a prospective EU deal were significant milestones. Despite challenges, a thaw in relations with China occurred, alongside engagement with the Taliban.
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