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  • Strategic Autonomy and Neoliberalism in India: Lessons from Trump Era
    Posted on August 5th, 2025 in Exam Details (QP Included)

    • Trump’s consistent worldview, including anti-trade, anti-war, and economic challenges, can benefit India’s strategy.

    • India’s hesitation to enter a complete strategic lock-in with the U.S. hinders progress in bilateral ties.

    India’s Choice

    • Despite Trump’s rhetoric, India could be incentivized to reinforce strategic autonomy.

    • India is increasingly willing to bear the cost of autonomy, not subservience.

    The Trump Moment and Global Trade

    • Trump’s desire to restore manufacturing and jobs in the U.S. has disrupted global trade.

    • India must not ignore export-driven growth in a world where protectionist growth is difficult.

    Ties with the U.S.

    • The Trump moment signifies strategic autonomy and the end of neoliberalism.

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