The real winner of all this is India in the long term.
Again @Petrolicious88 on the contraire, siding with the west instead of development they need to spend more on their military to match themselves against the Chinese and America will not allow another China to exist. Its wishful thinking on the part of Indian political elites. They need a major structural reform fast both economically and socially and that may take decades to complete. Instead of fixing the problem their priority had dwell on religious sectarianism further dividing the country.
Agree, China and Pakistan can both cooperate to create a two front war fast. So India actually needs to protect multiple borders.
@BlackWindMnt bro what is so vexing about India, The Political Elites doesn't care and the people had fatalistic attitude. The problem is staring right in their faces and they ignored it. Its a continuous cycle of grind and poverty. The only way to escape is to go abroad. And you're right the caste system is the main problem that is why the premise of @Petrolicious88 (India will grow. That’s almost guaranteed. The West will help it grow and provide it with plenty of technology and support.) statement is wrong (sorry bro just stating a fact).
India as we speak is heading towards a civil war. The hatred against the 200 Million Muslims here is crazy. No country can ever become a strong nation if its driven by hate and prejudice. Modi has nothing to show economically and that's why his entire politics is centered around dehumanizing Muslims.
China should let its secret services get some real training on India. Start funding rebels, radical Muslims and messages about independence.
@Kaeshmiri be careful bro, A question will the Muslim minority fight back, from the way I see it , they seem to accept their fate.
You're right about that. Indian Muslims are subservient. The only Muslims that did oppose the Hindutva regime are the Kashmir Muslims for whom India has deployed a million armed troops.
@voyager1 that my friend is on the cards with Pakistan complicity, Indian Society had a lot of fissure that both China and Pakistan can exploit. Development need time, money and peace with the way the Indian foreign policy is being crafted they miss the most important ingredients to succeed.