The 'Vishwaguru' Myth vs. Reality. Modi’s Foreign Policy: Masterstroke or Just Marketing?

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Is the world really turning against India? In this video, we expose the dark reality behind the "Vishwaguru" narrative. From the collapse of ties with Bangladesh and the diplomatic cold war with Canada, to the rising wave of anti-Indian hate in the West—we analyze what has gone wrong. We decode India's 2026 geopolitical report card, looking beyond the PR to understand if India is being isolated or if this is simply the price of becoming a superpower.

1. The "Neighborhood First" Failure? (Bangladesh & Pakistan)
The most alarming shift in 2025-2026 has been in our immediate neighborhood. The fall of the Sheikh Hasina government in August 2024 marked the end of the "Golden Era" of Indo-Bangladesh relations.

The Bangladesh Crisis: Since the regime change, we have seen a massive surge in anti-India rhetoric in Dhaka. The new political forces have accused India of interference, leading to "Boycott India" campaigns and attacks on minority communities. We analyze how New Delhi lost its grip on a friendly neighbor and why the border situation remains tense.

The Pakistan "Freeze": While the western border remains quiet, it is a "cold peace." We discuss India's hardened stance—including the suspension of the Indus Water Treaty discussions—and why the "Talks and Terror cannot go together" policy has effectively isolated Pakistan, even as they try to rebuild their own diplomatic image.

2. The Western Backlash: Why "Indians" Are the New Target
For years, the Indian diaspora was the "model minority" in the West. That narrative has collapsed in 2025.

The "Job Stealer" Narrative: In the US, UK, and Canada, economic downturns have fueled a new wave of racism. Far-right movements are specifically targeting Indians, blaming them for housing crises and job shortages. We look at the "Rising Tides of Hate" reports from late 2025 that show a 70% drop in Indian student enrollments in some US universities and a spike in hate crimes.

The Canada Diplomatic Row: The diplomatic war with Canada over the "Khalistan" issue and allegations of "transnational repression" hasn't just hurt trade; it has damaged India's reputation as a democratic partner. We break down the "tit-for-tat" expulsions and why the West is suddenly skeptical of India's intelligence agencies.

3. The China "Reset" of 2025: A False Peace?
After the Galwan clashes (2020), relations were frozen. But in 2025, we saw a sudden "thaw"—resumed direct flights, visa easings, and border disengagement.

Why Now? Is this a victory for Indian diplomacy, or a necessity? We analyze the trade deficit (which is still huge) and argue that this "reset" is purely tactical. China needs India's market due to its own slowing economy, and India needs peace to grow. But the border dispute remains unresolved. This is not friendship; it is a "fragile equilibrium."

4. The "Vishwaguru" Reality Check
The government promotes the image of India as a "World Teacher" (Vishwaguru) and the "Voice of the Global South." But the data tells a mixed story.

The Wins: We discuss the recovery of relations with the Maldives (PM Modi’s 2025 visit) and the success of Digital Public Infrastructure (UPI going global).

The Losses: India is losing the influence battle in Nepal and Sri Lanka to Chinese debt diplomacy. Furthermore, India’s neutrality in global conflicts (Ukraine/Gaza) has irritated both the West and the Russia-China bloc, leaving us strategically lonely.

5. Is the World "Jealous" or "Angry"?
Finally, we address the core question: Does the world hate India because we are rising, or because we are arrogant? The video argues that "Great Powers are rarely loved." As India transitions from a passive observer to an assertive player (the "Sigma" foreign policy), friction is inevitable. We are no longer the "polite" nation; we are the nation that buys Russian oil despite sanctions and hunts enemies abroad (allegedly). This shift demands a thicker skin.