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How you people see India, ranked as below:
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Largest economies in the world by PPP GDP in 2023
.List of countries by GDP (PPP) - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
=> India is listed in NICs as below also:
.Newly Industrialized Countries- current
The category of newly industrialized country (NIC), newly industrialized economy (NIE)[1] or middle income country[2] is a socioeconomic classification applied to several countries around the world by political scientists and economists. They represent a subset of developing countries whose...pdf.defence.pk
=> Military strength comparison with India and US, China, Russia as below:
40 countries with the highest military expenditure in 2022
40 countries with the highest military expenditure in 2022 Spending figures and GDP are in US dollars, at current prices and exchange rates. Changes are in real terms, based on constant (2021) US dollars. Percentages below 10 are rounded to 1 decimal place; those over 10 are rounded to whole...pdf.defence.pk
How you people see India, ranked as below:
View attachment 966818
Largest economies in the world by PPP GDP in 2023
.List of countries by GDP (PPP) - Wikipedia
=> India is listed in NICs as below also:
.Newly Industrialized Countries- current
The category of newly industrialized country (NIC), newly industrialized economy (NIE)[1] or middle income country[2] is a socioeconomic classification applied to several countries around the world by political scientists and economists. They represent a subset of developing countries whose...pdf.defence.pk
=> Military strength comparison with India and US, China, Russia as below:
40 countries with the highest military expenditure in 2022
40 countries with the highest military expenditure in 2022 Spending figures and GDP are in US dollars, at current prices and exchange rates. Changes are in real terms, based on constant (2021) US dollars. Percentages below 10 are rounded to 1 decimal place; those over 10 are rounded to whole...pdf.defence.pk
India is ranked on 4th position in Space research and 4th ranked military power, as below:-
military strenght:- https://pdf.defence.pk/threads/40-c...ary-expenditure-in-2022.777764/#post-14563854
space research:- https://pdf.defence.pk/threads/newly-industrialized-countries-current.778013/#post-14577386
nuclear power:- https://pdf.defence.pk/threads/newly-industrialized-countries-current.778013/page-2#post-14578637
hardware: here, you people read news that CHinese engineers help Pakistani Projects, have you heard the same for India?
US's companies learn from India. India got progress without signing NPT since nuclear test 1974
here India helping development in Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Burma etc:- https://pdf.defence.pk/threads/22-0...ic-courses-preneet-kaur.777967/#post-14571490
What about 'NO FIRST USE', do you not understand? US is the one killing people globally and instigating wars, it is not China.
Dude Stop, you don't understand what it means to be a superpower.India is ranked on 4th position in Space research and 4th ranked military power, as below:-
military strenght:- https://pdf.defence.pk/threads/40-c...ary-expenditure-in-2022.777764/#post-14563854
space research:- https://pdf.defence.pk/threads/newly-industrialized-countries-current.778013/#post-14577386
nuclear power:- https://pdf.defence.pk/threads/newly-industrialized-countries-current.778013/page-2#post-14578637
hardware: here, you people read news that CHinese engineers help Pakistani Projects, have you heard the same for India?
US's companies learn from India. India got progress without signing NPT since nuclear test 1974
here India helping development in Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Burma etc:- https://pdf.defence.pk/threads/22-0...ic-courses-preneet-kaur.777967/#post-14571490
India, not China, best suited to lead developing world: Indian FM
- Citing economic and other aid New Delhi has given, foreign minister says country’s goals make it ‘different from all those whose rise preceded ours’
- But India treads narrow path with West over friendly ties with Russia and Ottawa’s allegations that New Delhi was involved in a Canadian’s killing
Khushboo Razdanin New York
Published: 3:10am, 27 Sep, 2023
Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, India’s foreign minister, speaks during the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Tuesday. Photo: Bloomberg
India has staked a claim as the leading voice of the developing world in an “emerging multipolar order”, casting itself at the United Nations General Assembly as a better fit for the role than other regional powers like China.
Addressing the general assembly in New York on Tuesday, Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar cited Sri Lanka’s economic downturn, which India and many Western countries and their allies have blamed on Beijing’s “debt diplomacy”.
“When Sri Lanka experienced a severe economic crisis, it was India that first stepped forward,” India’s top diplomat said.
Even in distant regions, partners like the Pacific island nations “have appreciated our contributions to meet their needs in health, in technology and in climate action”, he added.
Jaishankar said “so many nations” identified with India because of its history, geography and culture. As an aspiring leading power, India had “never been seen as being in contradiction with global good”.
“This is not for self-aggrandisement, but to take on greater responsibility and make more contributions,” he added. “The goals we have set for ourselves will make us different from all those whose rise preceded ours.”
At a time when “East-West polarisation is so sharp and the North-South divide so deep”, the success of the Group of 20 summit held recently in New Delhi proved India targeted “the key concerns of the many, not just the narrow interests of a few”, he said.
With its expanding diplomatic and economic clout globally as tensions between the US and China remain undimmed, India sees the present moment as ideal for becoming a leader of the Global South – a role China also prizes.
“China opposes hegemonism, power politics, unilateralism and Cold War mentality,” Vice-President Han Zheng said.
“A small number of countries have arbitrarily imposed illegal and unilateral sanctions, severely undermining the harmony and stability of international relations,” he added. “The international community should jointly resist such acts.”
The sentiment was echoed by Chinese President Xi Jinping at the World Political Parties Summit in Beijing in March, during which he offered to share his country’s experiences in modernisation with other countries.
“ China’s Communist Party is willing to exchange and share experience with political parties of all countries … so we can do more good for our people and people around the world,” Xi said.
To counter China’s more prominent regional and global stature, New Delhi has drawn closer to and cooperates often with the West, especially Washington.
Yet it treads a narrow path with the West, given its friendly ties with Russia and amid recent allegations of New Delhi’s involvement in the killing of an Indian dissident in Canada.
“The power of markets should not be utilised to steer food and energy from the needy to the wealthy, nor must we countenance that political convenience determines responses to terrorism, extremism and violence,” Jaishankar said in a veiled swipe at the West and Ottawa.
“Respect for territorial integrity and non-interference in internal affairs cannot be exercises in cherry-picking,” he continued. “Without genuine solidarity, there can never be real trust. This is very much the sentiment of the Global South.”
Jaishankar, who is expected to visit Washington on Wednesday for a meeting with his American counterpart, Secretary of State Antony Blinken, warned that the norm of a few nations shaping the agenda “cannot go indefinitely, nor will it go unchallenged”.
“A fair, equitable and democratic order will surely emerge once we all put our minds to it … that means ensuring that rule makers do not subjugate rule takers”.
India best suited to lead developing world, top diplomat tells UN
Citing economic and other aid New Delhi has given, foreign minister says country’s goals make it ‘different from all those whose rise preceded ours’.www.scmp.com
