India: a major power that prefers to take a neutral stance
India is a key part on the world stage and in the Pacific, and on many issues it embraces a nonpartisan position versus other significant powers like Russia, China and the US. President Kovind's coming state visit to the Netherlands is an indication of the great relations that India and the Netherlands have delighted in for the beyond 75 years. Lord Willem-Alexander and sovereign Maxima of the Netherlands visiting India in 2019. India isn't simply a country; it is a genuine subcontinent. With its 1.4 billion individuals - a 6th of the total populace - it's an Asian monster and the world's biggest majority rules system. In monetary terms, it's likewise an awe-inspiring phenomenon: by 2030 India is supposed to have the third-greatest economy on the planet. In political terms, India is likewise assuming an undeniably huge part on the world stage. This week (beginning April fourth) Indian President Smash Nath Kovind will visit the Netherlands, his most memorable state