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Tough calls put India on top
1/17/2024 11:25:04 PM

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s recent assertion that India is no longer perceived as a weak nation, attributing the shift to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “tough calls” undoubtedly holds greater weight on the global stage.
PM Modi’s nine-year tenure has witnessed a strategic recalibration. Proactive foreign policy initiatives, assertive border postures, and a focus on indigenous defence manufacturing have all contributed to a more muscular image. The surgical strikes and air strikes across the Line of Control in response to terrorist attacks and the Doklam standoff against China showcased a willingness to act, a stark contrast to perceived hesitancy in the past.
Singh’s assertion serves as a powerful morale booster for the Indian public. For decades, India has grappled with the perception of being a timid giant, hesitant to act decisively on the global stage. The statement, while open to interpretation, counters this narrative by highlighting a perceived shift towards decisiveness and assertiveness. This, in turn, can foster a sense of national pride and self-confidence, crucial for driving India’s aspirations of becoming a global leader.
India’s perceived transformation as a strong and powerful nation has generated momentum for continued efforts in economic and technological advancements.
This momentum, coupled with a confident national spirit, has fueled India’s ambition to become a self-sufficient power player on the global stage.
Furthermore, India’s economic rise, strengthened diplomatic ties, and growing assertiveness on issues like climate change have bolstered its image as a responsible and influential power.
PM Modi’s personal charisma and active engagement on the world stage have also added shine to India’s global persona.
India’s rise on the global stage is undeniable, and PM Modi’s leadership has played a significant role in shaping the narrative.
The Defence Minister’s statement is an underlying message about India’s perceived transformation. It carries significant positive implications. It highlights India’s growing military capabilities, and its potential to catalyze further progress.
However, it is crucial to remember that India’s rise is a collective effort. True national strength lies beyond military might, encompassing inclusivity, democratic values, and a commitment to the global good. As India continues its ascent on the global stage, focusing on these holistic markers of strength will ensure that its rise is truly substantive and sustainable.
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