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The Indian Foreign Policy Project (IFPP) is an independent youth-led organization reimagining how foreign policy is understood and shaped in South Asia. Since 2024, IFPP has been building a community of students and emerging thinkers from across Indian campuses who pose bold questions, challenge dominant narratives, and promote critical engagement..
64,000+
64,000+
Young Indian Readers Engaged
30+
30+
Campuses Represented Globally
7,000+
7,000+
Community members
OUR MISSION
We believe international relations should not be confined to closed circles. India’s choices in the world shape everyday life: from economic opportunities to security and peace. Young people deserve the space to understand these choices, question them, and imagine alternatives.
At IFPP, we build platforms for young Indians to think critically, write independently, and engage seriously with foreign policy and global affairs. By widening access to these conversations and amplifying emerging voices, we work to change who participates in shaping how India is understood in the world.
At IFPP, we shape how young Indians understand the world: building the ideas, voices, and leadership that will define India’s future.
Amb. Shyam Saran
President, India International Centre; Former Indian Foreign Secretary
Amb. Nirupama Rao
Founder-Trustee of The South Asian Symphony Foundation; Former Indian Foreign Secretary
H.E. George Yeo
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Singapore
Katherine B. Hadda
Chair at Center for Strategic and International Studies; Former USA Consul General in Hyderabad
2025: Year in Highlight
Launched the first India Way edition
Launched the first India Way edition
Reaching over 64,000 readers with young Indians writing on the impact of Operation Sindoor on South Asia.
Awarded the UN's Millennium Fellowship 2025
Awarded the UN's Millennium Fellowship 2025
For our peacebuilding initiative advancing SDG 16, which connected underserved students in India, Nepal, and Bangladesh through virtual exchanges and expert-led modules countering misinformation.
Hosted India's first IR fellowship for high schoolers
Hosted India's first IR fellowship for high schoolers
Designed specifically for emerging leaders from South Asia, this fellowship aimed to foster thoughtful, ethical, and informed global citizens rooted in media literacy, ethical reasoning, and global citizenship.
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