India's strategic autonomy, rooted in the Cold War, allows it to make independent decisions based on national interests, balancing relationships with global powers like the US and Russia. By building indigenous capabilities and participating in forums like BRICS and the Quad, India ensures sovereignty and strategic independence in a changing geopolitical landscape.
Click to View MoreThe shifting US-China relationship creates both opportunities for India to attract investment and diversify supply chains, and challenges like border tensions and maintaining strategic autonomy amidst great power pressures. India responds by prioritizing national interests, building economic resilience, and pursuing a multi-aligned foreign policy for a secure future.
Click to View MoreIndia-China relations are at a critical juncture, marked by a post-Galwan trust deficit, persistent border disputes, and trade imbalance. To navigate this, India must strengthen border infrastructure, diversify supply chains, and engage in assertive diplomacy. A strategic and patient approach is essential to safeguard national interests.
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