India’s foreign policy has evolved from Nehruvian idealism to Indira Gandhi’s realism and now towards a more pragmatic approach in a world where countries are fight striving to give supremacy to their national interests. India’s pragmatic approach has allowed it to keep relations, both political and trade, to be fluid in order to serve India’s national interest at any given point of time. The pragmatic approach and strategic autonomy also allows India to make decisions and foreign policies devoid of any external influence. And India lifting some of the anti-dumping duties on China is one of the latest and prime examples of how New Delhi is exercising pragmatism in the new world order. It allows India to trade with China, despite the ideological differences, and even limit its trade dependence with the US, its close ally, if the necessity arises.