India's policy of 'Non-Alignment' during the Cold War meant:
- Neutrality in all international conflicts
- Not joining military alliances of superpowers
- Isolation from global politics
- Supporting only developing nations
Answer: Not joining military alliances of superpowers
Non-Alignment, championed by Nehru, meant India would not join military blocs led by the USA or USSR. However, India maintained strategic autonomy and engaged with both sides based on national interests. [[1]]