Why is India's great-power narrative unwelcomed internationally?

Since the Modi government came to power, India has continually raised the volume of its national narrative to the world. The Modi government has entitled itself as "Leader of the Global South," "Mother of Democracy," and "World Teacher" (Vishwaguru). New Delhi seeks to prove to the world that India, with its ancient civilization, huge population, and rapid economic growth, has regained the rightful status in the world. But between self-imposed titles and external recognition, there is a gap that is widening in overseas protests, immigration controversies, and public opinions.