Economic self-reliance key to India’s rise in new global order: S. Gurumurthy
Gurumurthy said self-reliance was not a recent concept but was deeply rooted in India’s civilisational ethos and social fabric. He observed that the United States could lose its position as a superpower in the coming years as it lacked the civilisational foundation that supported countries such as India and China. Gurumurthy explained the intrinsic link between Atmanirbhar Bharat and contemporary geopolitics.
- ▪Gurumurthy said self-reliance was not a recent concept but was deeply rooted in India’s civilisational ethos and social fabric.
- ▪He observed that the United States could lose its position as a superpower in the coming years as it lacked the civilisational foundation that supported countries such as India and China.
- ▪Gurumurthy explained the intrinsic link between Atmanirbhar Bharat and contemporary geopolitics.
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Noted economist and thinker S. Gurumurthy said self-reliance was not a recent concept but was deeply rooted in India’s civilisational ethos and social fabric. He observed that the United States could lose its position as a superpower in the coming years as it lacked the civilisational foundation that supported countries such as India and China. He also cautioned that, as the country’s global influence increased, certain foreign forces were attempting to create internal divisions and weaken the nation by creating differences among its people, stating that India was emerging as a strong economic and geopolitical power.Delivering a talk on “Democracy, Diplomacy and Development: Foregrounding India’s People, Partnerships and Progress” at an event organised by the Forum for Nationalist…
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