Being an important country along “the Belt and Road”，India is regarded as one of the four key states along “the Belt and Road”，with the other three being Russia，Kazakhstan，and Indonesia. Up to now，as one of the four key states，India is the only country that has not made clear its position and attitude as regards “the Belt and Road” Initiative. The last two years have withessed the mixed messages sent by India in reference to “the Belt and Road” Initiative. A contemplation of India’s response indicates that India’s position is gradually turning clear. In other words，India’s position is now relatively clear. From the perspective of domestic politics，Modi’s administration has little latitude to change its attitude towards “the Belt and Road” Initiative. This paper gives an analysis of India’s response to “the Belt and Road” in the last two years before putting forward some policy proposals.