The year 2023 proved to be a good year from the perspective of India's national security strategy. India has proved and gained economic, geopolitical, foreign policy, and even aspirational esteem from all angles.
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| The Continuity of India's National Security Strategy-2023 in @ year 2024 [Credit- Medium] |
The government of India did its job resiliently and wisely to avoid any unnecessary involvement in geopolitical wrangling and conflict avoidance and yet secure its borders and balanced relationship, which could create a crisis.
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The Continuity at The Economic Front:
The leading bandwagon of positive developments was the economic front. Indian economy continues to be the fastest-growing in the world despite a short two-year period of the pandemic-ridden downturn.
With a 7.3% growth rate and $3.73 trillion GDP [$13.119 trillion-PPP 2023], India remained the world's fifth largest economy. The approach and behavior of the Indian government have ensured steady and stable growth without obstacles.
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| The Continuity at The Economic Front [Credit-The Times of India] |
According to some analysts, it is the model that China's Deng Xiao Ping followed from 1978 onwards. Visionary Deng had toned down the rhetoric, established stable borders, and a distinct lack of aggressiveness.
He moved with advancement in capability through technical education and modernization of agriculture and technologies. China followed that model for several years before adopting its aggressive posture of today's.
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Repositioning of India's Security Strategy-2023:
According to experts, the year 2023 witnessed the repositioning of India after the pandemic. It has been shedding some of the reticence and loss of faith that may have entered the system due to setbacks in the economic and manufacturing sectors.
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| Repositioning of India's Security Strategy-2023 [Credit-Vajirao IAS] |
There was sufficient confidence in the ISRO scientists for the nation to launch its own Chandrayaan-3. Chandrayaan-3 is a moon exploration mission placed by India. India is now among the elite club nations with a successful space exploration program, which gave a boost to the scientific community.
Experts say that confidence will continue to hold good as we look at the technological transformation in AI, Cyber, Quantum, and Other Technologies. After the economic front, India domain in G20 also.
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Leading From the Front at The G20 Summit:
In the G20 summit, India scored maximum brownie points in creating a niche position. India showed the ability and potential to steer a draft resolution without any negative references to the war in Ukraine was an achievement in deft diplomacy.
India's established ability to position itself as the voice of the Global South was another milestone. India made strong interventions in strengthening the Global South, including the African Union. African Union became a permanent member of the G20 group.
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| Leading From the Front at the G20 Summit [Credit-Linkedin] |
India also introduced the 13th vertical in the agenda, which includes disaster risk reduction. India gave a firm direction to concern for disasters, particularly risk-facing infrastructure and early warning.
The motto of G20, "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam", is important to mention the range of activities from a civilizational angle. It showed how to internationalize a core idea of Indian Humanism.
It focuses on a human-centric global system, the idea of sustainable development, research on climate-resilient grains, the Global Initiative for Global Health, our sources in developing Digital Public Infrastructure [DPI], and One Future Alliance to implement DPI.
While the year 2023 had the vehicle of G20 to position India as a leader, we have to seek similar avenues in 2024 for continuity.
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