An analytical study of Indian foreign policy: In the times of pandemic

This COVID-19 pandemic has had unprecedente casualties to public health since its incidence, manifestations of which include socio-economic malfunctioning of domestic sectors followed by the domino effect of the food crisis, unemployment and labour issues or be it International Trade, or alliances between different Nations and their relations. According to the reports by the World Health Organization (WHO), the COVID-19, the pandemic has been extremely catastrophic. India has been a constructive actor in developing an international system that is human-centric. India's aspirations are not just material in nature. We believe not just in "Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam"-the world is one-but also in the principle of "Nishkama Karma". It has also affected various countries with humanitarian crises and emergencies which in turn has led to various changes in the functioning of the domestic contemplation and policies, versus other countries. This article involves detailed information about what changes have been brought in India's Foreign policies with different countries like America, China and other countries in times of the COVID-19 pandemic.