The book examines India's foreign policy strategy with its immediate neighbours. It delves into India's different diplomatic tactics and activities aimed at improving relations with its neighbours. The book gives light on India's objective of establishing peaceful and successful relations with its neighbours, which include Bangladesh, Bhutan, the Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. It covers the historical, political, and cultural linkages that determine India's interaction with each country, as well as the region's difficulties and potential. "Neighbourhood First" dives into specific instances where India's diplomacy has played a critical role in conflict resolution, economic collaboration, and regional stability. The book delves into India's efforts to combat cross-border terrorism, marine security, trade, investment, and people-to-people exchanges. The book provides a thorough examination of India's successful diplomacy in its neighbourhood. It attempts to provide readers a better knowledge of the region's complexity, triumphs, and ongoing efforts to maintain friendly ties and collaboration. "India's Successful Diplomacy : Neighbourhood First" is an excellent resource for academics, policymakers, and anybody interested in Indian foreign policy. It tells a fascinating story about India's proactive participation and commitment to promoting peace, stability, and mutual progress in its immediate surroundings.