garg_bharat
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I think there is a simpler explanation - and that is Indian bureaucracy has grown with certain thinking and mindset.There is a simple explanation for Indian diplomacy to take this route, there can’t be an alliance between unequal powers. Bigger power can and will gobble up an smaller unprepared power.
Until India achieves some sort of parity, this stand is likely to continue in foreseeable future.
Me personally, I don’t think Indian institutions are matured enough to handle the pressures of such a alliance. clue: up until recently two CBI directors were fighting publicly with each other in a turf war. institutional integrity is absent at the moment in India at the highest levels.
obviously this is an nuanced topic, so there would be a lot of contradictions with any argument.
The constant in Indian politics is not the politician itself but bureaucracy. The political parties do not have long term vision of our neighborhood or India itself. So the policy is driven by a middle-of-the road pedestrian thinking of no alliance.
At a time when China calls Pakistan iron-brother; and is hell bent on using almost all of India's neighbors against India; a thoughtless policy from our policy makers to look away from alliances.
USSR would have lost the war against Germany without American help. Our brown masters do not read history and think they are too smart.