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How did the cold war influence india's principle of nonalignment
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How did the cold war influence india's principle of nonalignment

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Jawaharlal Nehru refused to align India with any bloc or alliance, rather he joined other developing countries in the idea that they should not take sides in the growing Cold War. 
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