Rise of India and Its future Global Vision

Abstract

It is not that world which had controlled by dictators; it is the world of democracy that means the will of the people. It is not the 20th century where too permeated by ideological struggles [e.g., communism vs. capitalism]. It is the world of innovative ideas to explore beyond borders and traditions. It is the first half of the 21st century where market economy overarching drivers of the world nations and where soft power played a diplomatic role across the world. Many regional nations have been influencing world politics because of their geo-political importance and emerging economic power. Such as China and India shaping the world structure differently on the international scenario. All the nations stand like a pawn on their international chessboard. Every country changing their economic and diplomatic policies step by step to survive on this power game politics. as an emerging power and global ambitions, India does not have the chance to follow its traditional policies such as non-alignment and so. This is the alarming time for India to shift its policy from non-alignment to multi-alignment by putting its advantages such as diaspora, culture and regional technology forward to play a dominant role on the world stage. India was recognized as the hub of the vaccine manufacturing of the world where it had not even mask to wear after the coronavirus outbreak over the world. This is the best sign of how India is raising by overcoming its hurdles economically, politically and diplomatically. The economic experts said that India and China will overtake the global economy in the world. India rising from regional power to global power by changing its economic and diplomatic methods. This paper will discuss, why India changing its economic and international policy and why India attained more economic and environmental security over the world stage and how these values could be useful to attain India's global power objectives. Secondly, how India could depend on its policy of multi alignment in the two blocked worlds and how it depends on China's response against India’s rise and its crucial security concerns.