Which of the following is not an element of India’s ‘Act East’ Policy ?
Nuclear co-operation
The Act East Policy was announced in 2014 as an upgrade of the earlier Look East Policy, to deepen India’s engagement with Southeast Asia and the wider Indo-Pacific.
Its core elements are usually summed up as the 4 Cs: Culture, Commerce (economic relations), Connectivity and Capacity building, along with security cooperation.
Cultural ties, economic relations and connectivity projects are therefore central pillars, whereas nuclear co-operation is not listed as an element of this policy.
Hence, Nuclear co-operation.
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