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India braces for significant economic and military impact as global conflicts intensify
As the global landscape continues to shift in response to ongoing wars and conflicts, India is increasingly feeling the effects. From economic instability to military strains, the world’s largest democracy is poised to be significantly impacted in the months and years to come. Here’s what you need to know:
Economic Consequences
As global trade and commerce face disruptions, India’s GDP growth is expected to take a hit. The war-torn regions of Middle East and North Africa have been major suppliers of energy and commodities to India. With supplies dwindling and prices skyrocketing, Indian industries are likely to struggle to maintain production levels and meet demand.
Currency Volatility
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is expected to take measures to stabilize the rupee, which could lead to increased interest rates and reduced liquidity. This could have a ripple effect on the country’s vast informal economy, affecting the livelihoods of millions.
Military Realignment
India’s military is on high alert, with thousands of troops being deployed along its borders with Pakistan and China. The country is strengthening its defense infrastructure, upgrading its military equipment, and enhancing its intelligence gathering capabilities.
Border Tensions
The ongoing conflicts are expected to escalate border tensions between India and its neighboring countries. Pakistan, already a significant thorn in India’s side, is likely to continue to fuel terrorism in the region, while China’s aggressive military posturing in the Indo-Pacific has India on high alert.
Regional Security
As the global balance of power shifts, India’s own regional security landscape is changing. The country is taking steps to strengthen its military ties with like-minded nations, including the United States, Japan, and France, to counterbalance Chinese and Pakistani aggression.
Humanitarian Crisis
As refugees flee war-torn regions, India is struggling to cope with the resulting humanitarian crisis. The government is working to provide assistance to affected populations, including food, shelter, and medical care.
Staying Ahead of the Crisis
As India navigates this complex and rapidly evolving situation, it’s clear that the country must adopt a proactive approach to safeguard its interests. From investing in defense infrastructure to enhancing its economic resilience, India must stay ahead of the crisis to ensure its people and economy remain secure and prosperous.
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I have been reading a lot of news articles everyday about Israel attacking this or that, or getting attacked. And first I thought that India can mostly stay neutral and the citizens won't have a lot of impact, objectively. But now it's looking a little scary, and I was wondering if someone has any insights on this matter? And by impact I mean social, economic, environmental and others.
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We could have gotten cheaper fuel from the recent wars,
But Modi being the bitch he is, took all the profits for himself and gave us fuckall.
So no impact for us apparently.
I have been reading a lot as well.
1) Ukraine people want support of India, after their PM called Indians and chinese low intellectual people. Moreover Ukraine never supported India regarding anything and supported pakistan, that’s why west is also side eyeing and isn’t expecting much.
2) India is looking out for itself, it is getting cheap oil from russia, while maintaining decent enough relation with west, so we don’t get sanctioned.
3) In Israel vs Palestine, India is openly supporting Israel, as India also hate terrorist attacks but was not able to much because of the backing from china and before 9/11 from USA as well.
Fun fact: west media didn’t use to recognize the attacks happening on India as terrorist attacks as they were backing pakistan but after 9/11, their view completely turned 180 degree and after they found bin laden in Pakistan in army protection and pakistan supporting taliban, West realized they bet on the wrong horse from cold war.