Wheel of Time Turns – 21st Century is India’s Century

Wheel of Time

Friends, today’s India is not the same as before 2014. The Wheel of Time has turned – a new, confident and capable India leads on the world stage.

This is not just political change, but a civilizational turning point.

1️⃣ From Demonetization to Global Reordering

The 2016 demonetization was mocked by the opposition as merely a fight against black money.
But in truth, it was the first big step to prepare India’s economy for the global shift. It struck directly at counterfeit currency, terror funding, and the hawala network.
At the same time, Donald Trump rose to power in the U.S. and challenged the tariff system and global supply chains.
The wars in West Asia were in fact wars for dollar dominance.
With the moves of Russia, China, and BRICS, it became clear — the world order was changing and India was destined to be at its center.

2️⃣ Modi’s Vision and the Foundation for the Future

The Modi government did not just focus on elections, but on preparing India for the decades ahead.

UPI, Digital India, DBT, GST – to strengthen transparency and economic foundations.
Make in India, Skill India – to harness youth power and self-reliance in production.
4G revolution and cheap internet – so India could leap directly into the digital economy.
Demonetization, RERA, IBC, crackdown on benami properties – to strike at corruption and black money.

From 2014–2019, India pulled itself out of the “Fragile 5” and stood as a stable, confident, and fast-growing economy.

3️⃣ Decisive Steps and Opposition’s Conspiracies

After Modi’s return, India took historic steps:

Abrogation of Article 370 – making Kashmir fully integrated with India.
Ram Mandir inugerated – revival of Sanatan identity.
CAA and NRC – commitment to demographic security.

> But in response, the opposition and foreign powers plotted: Shaheen Bagh protests, Delhi riots, COVID misinformation, farmers’ protests, and toolkits.

> Exactly like the global system worked to bring down Trump in the U.S.

4️⃣ India’s Military Power – Operation Sindoor and Indigenous Weapons

India is no longer just an economic force but also a growing military power.

Operation Sindoor showed that India not only protects its citizens but also plays a decisive role in global crises.
In the Russia–Ukraine and Israel–Iran conflicts, Indian weapons and technology proved their effectiveness.
Indigenous missile systems, BrahMos, Tejas, and modern platforms sent a message: India is becoming a weapons exporter and a defense leader.

This demonstration of power has both warned enemies and won the trust of allies.

5️⃣ Economic Strength – U.S. Tariff Wars and Neighbors’ Collapse

The U.S. tariff wars reshaped the global economy.

Economies of Pakistan, Turkey, and Bangladesh collapsed under American pressure.
India, on the other hand, achieved strong GDP growth, record FDI, and IT-sector dominance.
While the world fears recession, India remains the fastest-growing major economy.

Today, India is moving swiftly towards becoming a Top-3 global superpower.

6️⃣ Global Diplomacy and India’s Leadership Role

Modi’s greatest achievement is not just internal reforms but India’s decisive global leadership.

At SCO, BRICS, G20, QUAD, and I2U2, India’s voice is central.
From the U.S. to the Gulf, Europe to Africa, India has built balanced and respectful partnerships.

That is why today India is seen as the Vishwaguru (global teacher) — a power, but also a harbinger of peace.