India has never invaded any foreign country.

Many people will be surprised to learn this, but it is true. India has never invaded another country.

There are many reasons for this. 

• First, India has always been a peaceful country. 
• Second, India has never had the military might to invade another country. 
• Third, India has always been a country that is content with itself and has never had the desire to conquer other countries.
• Fourth, and most importantly, India has always been a country that believes in peace and non-violence. The Indian people have always been peace-loving people. They have always been content with their own country and have never desired to conquer other countries.

Indian history is full of examples of this. Even during the times when India was ruled by foreign powers, the Indian people never desired to conquer other countries. This is one of the main reasons why India has never invaded any other country.

There is evidence, however, that this is not the case.

There are a number of recorded instances of Indian armies crossing into foreign territories. One example is the invasion of Cambodia by the Chola dynasty in the 11th century. Another is the invasion of Sri Lanka by the Pandya dynasty in the 13th century.

There are also a number of instances where Indian rulers have led armies into foreign territories in order to further their own political aims. For example, in the early 18th century, the Maratha ruler Shivaji led a raid on the port city of Surat in order to disrupt British trade.

So, while it is true that India has not traditionally been an aggressor nation, there is evidence to suggest that it has not always been a peaceful one either. So, while it is true that India has never been a colonial power, it is not true that India has never invaded any foreign country.