Describe the principles of Panchsheel.

1.	Describe the principles of Panchsheel.
Answer» Indian foreign policy is based on principles of Panchsheel, which is derived from two words ‘Panch’ means Five and ‘Sheel’ means a ‘Code of Conduct’ for peaceful coexistence. It was signed on 29 April, 1954 between India and China. Principles: 1. Non-alignment (NAM) 2. Mutual benefits and equality 3. Mutual non-aggression 4. Non-intervention in each other international affairs 5. To maintain international peace and understanding 6. Respect for national sovereignty

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Indian foreign policy is based on principles of Panchsheel, which is derived from two words ‘Panch’ means Five and ‘Sheel’ means a ‘Code of Conduct’ for peaceful coexistence. It was signed on 29 April, 1954 between India and China.

Principles:

1. Non-alignment (NAM)

2. Mutual benefits and equality

3. Mutual non-aggression

4. Non-intervention in each other international affairs

5. To maintain international peace and understanding

6. Respect for national sovereignty

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