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Cynicism about expansionism needs to be redefined for better
The Business Guardian
|May 07, 2025
Our capabilities from being manifested beyond borders to across oceans is the need of the hour, yet the negative notion of Expansionism which is keeping us from getting our due capability enhancement and also obscuring our futuristic vision is detrimental to long-term aspirations of being a developed military of Vikshit Bharat.
The cynicism and spurious inference of the concept of Expansionism needs to be redefined for better.
The very basis of capability enhancement in domains of Mil, Economy, Cyber and Space etc would entail a vigorous and aggressive approach.
The theory of unaltered Mil Capabilities beyond a threshold so as to elude being seen as an expansionist power is a distorted and misplaced concept, doing more harm than garner goodwill... further jeopardising the propensity of being future ready...
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