Operation Sindoor & India’s Rise — The Growing Unease in the US

Operation Sindoor & India’s Rise

Operation Sindoor highlights India’s rise, growing US unease, shifting global dynamics, and escalating strategic tensions between the nations.

Buying cheap Russian oil for 2 years — No serious action despite Western sanctions.
Maintaining tariffs on US goods for 11 years — Never treated as a serious threat.
Purchase of the S-400 missile system from Russia — Only symbolic protests, no real restrictions.

“Operation Sindoor” completely changed the game and brought America’s deeper concerns into the open.

India executed an unprecedented military operation, breaking through Pakistan’s multi-layered security shield.
Destroyed key Pakistani military assets, including Noor Airbase.
The precision and speed left the US, Israel, and Russia stunned.
With China’s threat fading due to its economic slowdown and demographic crisis, India emerged as the real challenger.

World-class air defence and indigenous missile capabilities despite limited resources.
ISRO’s real-time satellite surveillance and analytics ensured 100% mission success.
Pakistani systems sourced from China and Turkey — rendered useless by India’s electronic warfare and anti-drone systems.
Navy–Air Force coordination at a superpower-level standard.

India’s rise is not only military but also geopolitical — and that’s a bigger concern for Washington.

Successful G-20 presidency, amplifying the voice of the Global South.
Expansion of BRICS and steps toward permanent UNSC membership.
Developing a BRICS alternative currency — a direct challenge to the dollar’s dominance.
Promoting local currency trade between nations — reducing dollar dependency.

All these steps have directly undermined America’s global economic influence.

Under 11 years of Modi’s leadership, India has emerged as a global superpower across multiple domains:

Economically — now a top global growth engine and investment hub.
Diplomatically — a decisive voice in global forums and a bridge between the Global South and developed nations.
Defence Manufacturing — near self-reliance with exports to multiple countries.
Infrastructure — massive upgrades in roads, rail, ports, digital networks, and urban transformation.

Recent advancements in missile systems, defence platforms, and laser weaponry have amazed the world.
Many countries are now turning to India for their defence needs instead of traditional suppliers like the US, China, or Russia.
This shift is weakening the old guard’s hold on the global arms market.

Washington and Beijing may use Pakistan and Bangladesh as scapegoats to impose a war on India.
They may also fund and support corrupt, power-hungry opposition forces to destabilise the country:

> Support for the Congress party and the anti-Hindu, anti-national ecosystem.

> International propaganda campaigns to weaken India’s image.

> Covert funding for protests, unrest, and political disruption.

“I will have to pay a heavy price for this.” — Narendra Modi
This was not a political soundbite, but a serious security warning.
Modi is aware that India’s independent foreign policy and defence self-reliance are uncomfortable for Western powers.
The NATO countries are trying to flex their muscles but Modiji has been countering them successfully with economic and trade retailations.

The next four years will be strategically and politically critical. To protect India’s rise:

Support Modi’s leadership politically and at the ground level.
Stay vigilant against attempts by global superpowers and opposition forces to destabilise India.
Be ready to defend the country and Sanatana Dharma at any cost.
Rise to the occasion and thwart any attempt to overthrow the government or weaken India’s unity.

🇮🇳 India is no longer just an emerging power — it is a decisive force capable of reshaping the global order. And that is America’s biggest worry.

🇮🇳Jai Bharat, Vandematram 🇮🇳

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