We are an independent youth-led organisation reimagining how foreign policy is understood and shaped in South Asia. Founded in 2024, we bring together students and young thinkers from across Indian campuses to ask bold questions, challenge dominant narratives, and foster critical awareness of global affairs. By cultivating informed debate and fresh perspectives, IFPP is building a ground-up, youth-driven approach to international relations rooted in South Asia and shaped by its future.
The Indian Foreign Policy Project (IFPP) is an independent youth-led organization reimagining how foreign policy is understood and shaped in South Asia. Founded in 2024, we bring together students and young thinkers from across Indian campuses to ask bold questions, challenge dominant narratives, and foster critical awareness of global affairs. By cultivating informed debate and fresh perspectives, IFPP is building a ground-up, youth-driven approach to international relations—rooted in South Asia, shaped by its future.
Community of IR students, scholars, and academics.
Policy Briefs, Reports, & Commentaries, spread across 6 desks.
Campuses across the Globe
Dialogue, Discussions and Debate
Launched in August 2024, The IFPP Speaker Series brings together leading voices in diplomacy, policy, and academia to engage young Indians in critical conversations on global affairs and South Asia’s evolving role in the world.
Past speakers:
Include H.E. George Yeo, Amb. Shyam Saran, Amb. Nirupama Rao, Awarded Journalist Nayanima Basu, Amb Rahul Chhabra, Amb Katherine Hadda, Amb. Dilip Sinha, Dr. Sreeram Chaulia, and more.
Amb. Shyam Saran
President, India International Centre; Former Indian Foreign Secretary
H.E. George Yeo
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Singapore
Amb. Nirupama Rao
Founder-Trustee of The South Asian Symphony Foundation; Former Indian Foreign Secretary
Amb. Dilip Sinha
Former Representative of India to the UN (Geneva)
The Project is a vision shared by passionate students...to lead and shape IR in India, and help anyone trying to critically understand the world."
Meeting Amb Ruchira Kamboj at IIC
Medhya Gupta @ Raisina Dialogue 2025
Rashtrapati Bhawan Special Visit, Aug 2024
At CSDR's Roundtable 'Divided States of America'
Members frequently attend panels, roundtables, and lectures to interact with scholars and stakeholders. IFPP has received invitations from the India International Centre (IIC), the Indian Council for World Affairs (ICWA Sapru House), and CSDR.
Most recently, our members have attended the British Council conferences, ORF's Raisina Dialogue, the Indian Council of World Affairs' 50th Sapru House Lecture with the PM of Malaysia, Mr Dato' Seri Anwar bin Ibrahim. Our first delegation was to former Amb. Ruchira Kamboj's discussion, hosted by the IIC.
The Indian Foreign Policy Project is an independent, cross-campus youth organisation advancing International Relations in India.
We offer multiple types of memberships.
Go to our Membership page to learn more.
We encourage young researchers and writers to pitch articles regularly here.
For queries, contact us at reach.ifpp@gmail.com
Collaborations are at the core of IFPP's impact.
Yes. We offer regular internships for exceptional highschoolers and college undergrads.
We have a lot of programs planned.
Visit our Upcoming Events page or subscribe to IFPP Insider to get notifications on when we host the best of South Asia's diplomatic network!
Ashoka University | Jawaharlal Nehru University | University of Allahabad | IIT Madras | Lady Shri Ram College | Kamala Nehru College | Hindu College | St Stephens College | Amity University | Daulat Ram College | IPCW