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In this fast and keep changing world, it is so difficult to explain what should be the exact and precise foreign policy for a particular country. No country in the world would ever compromise with its national interest. We can also call foreign policy as a medium, of speaking of countries to each other at global level. India's struggle for independence, India's geographical location and India's all time search for peace has been the deciding factor in the making of India's Foreign Policy. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, successfully established the foundation of Indian foreign policy by adopting Panchsheel followed by the policy of Non-alignment and Peaceful Coexistence. After independence, India's goals revolved mainly around fostering new relationships with colonial and pre-colonial nations and to encourage peace and cooperation in light of international disputes such as the Cold War. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had become the first top dignitary to be accorded the privilege of offering special puja inside the Pashupatinath temple in Nepal since the abolition of monarchy in Nepal since 2008. His visit to Pashupatinath Temple has rejuvenate the old and traditional people to people bond between India and Nepal.