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In today's international power politics, India has become a rising power. In the post Cold War period, India has constantly consolidated the foundation of cooperation with neighboring countries and regions, constantly promoted the integration of neighboring diplomacy, constantly expanded its strategic space in the changing international environment, gained greater diplomatic and security initiative, and created conditions for becoming a world power while rising at the regional level. When discussing India's Peripheral Diplomacy, this book mainly discusses India's diplomatic relations with Pakistan, Iran (facing India across the Arabian Sea), Afghanistan, China, SAARC, ASEAN, GCC, Central Asia and other countries and regions. The effective interaction between India and the above-mentioned countries and regions has to a great extent affected India's diplomatic achievements and India's power projection in regional affairs.