The document discusses India's rise to becoming a global superpower. It outlines India's rapid economic growth over the past decade, its strengthening diplomatic relations with countries around the world, its large and capable military, and strong soft power through its culture and heritage. However, it also notes several challenges India faces, such as inequality, infrastructure issues, and tensions with neighboring countries like China and Pakistan, that could hinder its progress if not adequately addressed.

1. POLITICS
Unlocking India's Potential
Examining the Country's Rise to
Global Superpower Status
 BY MOHIT-KUMAR-SHARMA
 FEB 27, 2023 15:35
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3. Introduction
India is one of the world's fastest-growing economies, with a population of over
1.3 billion people and a rapidly expanding middle class. The country has made
significant progress in areas such as technology, space exploration, and renewable
energy. As a result, many analysts believe that India has the potential to become a
global superpower in the coming decades.
Economic Growth
India's economy has been growing at an average annual rate of around 7% over
the past decade, making it one of the world's fastest-growing economies. The
country's demographic advantage, with a large and growing workforce, has been a
significant factor in driving economic growth. Additionally, India's increasing focus on
innovation and technology has created opportunities for entrepreneurs and startups.
Diplomatic Relations
India has established itself as a key player in global diplomacy, forging strong ties
with both the West and the East. The country has maintained strategic partnerships
with the US, Japan, and Australia, while also strengthening its ties with countries
such as Russia, China, and Iran. India's role in the Non-Aligned Movement has
also helped it establish a leadership position in the global South.
Military Strength
India has one of the world's largest and most capable militaries, with a well-
trained and well-equipped army, navy, and air force. The country has also made
significant progress in developing its indigenous defense industry, with initiatives
such as
"Make in India" aimed at increasing local production of defense equipment.
Soft Power
India's rich cultural heritage, including its food, music, and films, has helped it
establish a strong soft power presence around the world. The country's growing
prominence in fields such as science, technology, and space exploration has also
helped enhance its soft power.
Challenges

4. Despite India's progress in becoming a global power, there are several challenges
that the country faces. These include high levels of inequality, social and political
unrest, and challenges in infrastructure development. Additionally, India's relations
with neighboring countries such as China and Pakistan remain tense, which could
hinder its efforts to become a global power.
Conclusion
India's potential to become a global superpower is evident, given its large and
growing economy, strategic partnerships, and military strength. However, the country
will need to address its internal challenges, such as inequality and infrastructure
development, and navigate its relationships with neighboring countries to fully realize
its potential as a global power. With the right policies and initiatives, India could
emerge as one of the most influential countries in the world in the coming decade
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TAGS: INDIA GLOBAL SUPERPOWER ECONOMIC GROWTH DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS MILITARY
STRENGTH SOFT POWER CHALLENGES INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL
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