Union Minister Piyush Goyal has said that India is set to reap large scale benefits from its new foreign policy of global alignment. <br/><br/>Speaking at a symposium organized to mark the Universal Brotherhood Day in Mumbai, Mr. Goyal said the shift from non-alignment to global alignment was based on long term vision and helped India to gain greater acceptability in the world. <br/><br/>Giving example of India's recent engagements with Nepal and Bhutan, Mr. Goyal said that Prime Minister Modi has changed the hitherto prevalent big brother attitude to a relationship of equals. He added that Modi's reaching out to Nepal, – a country so much integrated with India socially and culturally, but not reflected in diplomacy – was the first major foreign policy success of Modi government. <br/><br/>Citing examples of India's meaningful engagements with the developed world, including Australia and Canada, and its reaching out to Bhutan, Sri Lanka, UAE and even the tiny island nations of the Pacific Ocean, Mr Goyal said that India would benefit as much from these engagements as the other countries would benefit by engaging India.