Modern-world challenges, such as the cascading effects of climate change, pandemic and territorial conflicts, have exacerbated gender inequalities, amongst other disparities. These growing gender inequalities have consistently highlighted the need for establishing transnational governance networks that provide scope for improving women’s participation. The emphasis on feminist foreign policy by researchers of international relations, paired with feminist foreign policy initiatives adopted by several countries, has stirred enthusiasm about the gender-balanced foreign policy framework in India. With India taking up the G20 presidency, the dialogues on feminist foreign policy continue to gather momentum.