India's foreign policy relies on Pandit Nehru. But it's the wrong PanditNehru. The one who 'lived in an artificial world of his own creation'. It shouldrely on Pandit Nehru after 1962. Betrayed by China, he pledged retribution. He had learntpainfully that non-alignment did not ensure strength. Strength ensured non-alignment. Hewanted India to be militarily strong. He sought help from the US. He wanted Kashmir tobecome a bridge between India and Pakistan. He blessed Sheikh Abdullah's visit toPakistan for this purpose. But Nehru died while the Sheikh was in Pakistan.