Ever since the launch of India’s Look East policy in 1992, India has come a long way in terms of the changes directed towards its extended neighbourhood and also subscribed to the new concept of the Indo-Pacific. In recent years, the Indo-Pacific region has gained a great deal of international attention. This research study looks at the recent changes and strategies initiated by the Indian government towards the Indo-Pacific region, along with the various economic, multilateral and bilateral relations that could impact India’s policies in the future. It also looks into the various regional forums India is associated with and how India shapes its policies according to their actions. This volume may be useful to all the stake holders having interest in the region. Contents: Introduction 1. India’s Indo-Pacific Approach • India and ASEAN • EAS (East Asia Summit) • Mekong-Ganga Cooperation (MGC) •  Ayeyawady-Chao Phraya-Mekong Economic Cooperation Strategy (ACMECS) •  Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA) •  Asia Europe Meeting 2. QUAD-Quadrilateral Security Dialogue •  Quad Plus 3. Outlining India’s Role in the Indo-Pacific 4. India’s Policy Pronouncements on the Indo-Pacific Oceans Initiative (IPOI) at Regional Forums 5. India’s Foreign Policy Perspective •  India- ASEAN Relations •  Reflections of India’s Indo-Pacific Strategy at the Shangri-La Dialogue •  The China Question- Potential partner in the Indo-Pacific? •  Multilateral Mechanisms and related policies 6. Multilateral and Plurilateral Talks •  India-Maldives-Sri Lanka Trilateral Maritime Security Cooperation Initiative •  India-Australia-France Trilateral Dialogue •  India’s Policies towards the Korean Peninsula, South China Sea and East China Sea 7. India’s Economic Engagements in the Indo-Pacific •  India’s Trade Relations and key FTAs (Free Trade Agreements) in the Indo-Pacific •  India’s Key Free Trade Agreements •  Missed Opportunities? •  India’s Military Exercises-Creating the Edifice 8. Recommendations and Proposals References