Questioning India’s non-aligned policy

Whatever be the name by which you call it , like’moralistic,it is a fact that Non Alignment Policy has given leeway to India to choose its allies on case to case basis in the National interest.Look at the countries to day that aligned with either of the two camps ,US or USSR whether it be Pakistan or erstwhile Soviet Bloc countries,

In the latest episode, involving a debate on India’s foreign policy in the early post-Independence period, however, Tharoor’s right to express dissident views in a semi-academic forum like the Indian Council of World Affairs in Delhi [ Images ] must be defended. Tharoor was commenting on a talk by Professor Bhikhu Parikh on India’s Place in the World, which criticised India’s foreign policy as deriving from “misplaced righteousness”. Regardless of the merit of this judgment, there’s nothing wrong with Tharoor’s description of the lecture as “great”. He was also right to criticise the media for distorting what he said.
http://news.rediff.com/column/2010/jan/15/guest-questioning-indias-non-aligned-policy.htm