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Context: Depleting diplomatic capital post the recent events that took place in India.
More in news:
Diplomatic Capital:
Foreign Policy of the government between 2014-2019:
Effects of recent events on the diplomatic relation:
What can follow?
Conclusion:
India has reached out to countries across all geographical regions to share its perspective on the Citizenship Amendment Act and the National Register of Citizens, and emphasised that they are internal matters. Ministry of External Affairs have adopted a two-pronged strategy, as apart from reaching out to a number of resident ambassadors and high commissioners based here, Indian envoys abroad engaged with capitals in different countries. The government must ensure that the hard earned diplomatic capital is not wasted and work towards making India stronger on the international platform.
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