India’s choice in the New World

India must work with the neighbours to revive South Asia as a unique integrated region.

China has been among the leading beneficiaries of globalisation. Its rise has been phenomenal, with its socio-political policies shaped through autocratic communism and economic policies steered by aggressive capitalism. In a consciously maintained dichotomy, China has braved the challenges of its economic and strategic growth. Its territorial ambitions have also known no bounds with its economic clout and the vulnerabilities of the targeted countries.