Examine the geopolitical challenges India faces in South Asia despite its global rise. How can India navigate these challenges to strengthen its regional leadership?

South Asia awaits for one forth of global population while just wrt sixth of global GDP indicator of failure to its value in potential. Indias global rise Value of global south: - International initiative (BRICS, LADI, et al) - Global leadership (BRICS, et al) Geopolitical Challenges India face in S.Asia: 1) China factor: - By change in alliance of neighboring country with bilateral & tribalry with China 2) Pakistan factor: - By inhibitory unquestionate of nation in multiple agreements 3) Maritime Security: - By dual we ship very given ahem & by neighbor country - For SII lemma think they 4) Security Challenge: - By spread of state & non state ahs organized terror - For Nexalem from North central region Indian navigation: 1) Gujarat Doctrine - India needs to

a) Failure of South Asia geopolitics: - [sic] SAARC has become redundant in under current Sudan 3) Pakistan factor: - By inhibitory unquestionate of nation in multiple agreement 4) Maritime Security: - By dual we ship very given ahem & by neighbor country - For SII lemma think they 5) Security Challenge: - By spread of state & non state ahs organized terror - For Nexalem from North central region Indian navigation: 1) Gujarat Doctrine - India needs to opt for greater good for the neighbor & smaller country than look for proportionate return 2) Isolate Pakistan: - By Taller & Terrorism live go hand in hand 3) Increase Security Infrastructure: - By Q1 with development of border villages - [sic] Vibrant Village program 4) Revival of regional grouping: - By look for newer grouping of older ones SAARC can be revived for 5) Strengthen firmly domestically: - both economically & human resource develop ample Here India's road to global leadership must paan through regional leadership.