The upcoming G-20 Summit in New Delhi presents a critical opportunity for India to establish itself as a global leader. The absence of key world figures like Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin, however, raises questions about India’s diplomatic standing and effectiveness. India’s presidency of the G-20 Summit comes with its own set of domestic challenges, including social and religious tensions, poverty, and unemployment. These issues create a dichotomy between India’s global aspirations and its internal realities, making it difficult for the country to convincingly champion its summit theme of “One Earth, One Family, One Future.” As…
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