India and the Future of Global Power: A Strategic Vision for Leadership in a Divided World

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Rohan Dev Mehta

India and the Future of Global Power

A Strategic Vision for Leadership in a Divided World

Rohan Dev Mehta

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Vij Books
30 September 2025

Asian history; Society & culture: general; Arms negotiation & control

In a world torn by conflict, confusion, and collapsing consensus, one nation stands uniquely poised to offer not just power-but coherence. This groundbreaking book reveals how India's global power isn't about mimicking the West or countering the East, but leading with a bold, alternative vision rooted in civilisational wisdom, strategic restraint, and relational diplomacy.

It explores how India's foreign policy and internal diversity have become assets in an era of fractured alliances, how its open digital infrastructure is quietly reshaping the Global South geopolitics, and why its patient, pluralistic mindset is exactly what the future demands. This is not another tale of economic growth or military ambition-this is a strategic and spiritual manifesto for a post-West global order.

Discover why India's civilisational state thinking offers new models of leadership beyond domination and control; See how multipolar world India diplomacy is redefining influence through presence, not pressure; Learn how ancient concepts like dharma and modern tools like UPI converge to reshape India's future leadership; Understand why India international relations matter more now than ever-in shaping both South-South collaboration and global consensus.

For readers of geopolitics, strategy, and future studies, this book is essential. It speaks to policymakers seeking a compass, global citizens searching for hope, and thinkers longing for a deeper logic beneath the chaos.

Whether you're a diplomat, student, strategist, or simply curious about the tectonic shifts happening beneath today's headlines, this is your guide to understanding and engaging with the emerging post-West global order-with India global power at its center.

By: Rohan Dev Mehta
Imprint: Vij Books
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 10mm
Weight: 245g
ISBN: 9789348738295
ISBN 10: 9348738291
Pages: 176
Publication Date: 30 September 2025
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Rohan Dev Mehta is a global thinker and writer whose work explores the intersection of power, culture, and civilisation in the 21st century. With a background in strategic consulting and cross-cultural diplomacy, he has spent over a decade engaging with the quiet forces shaping geopolitics: narrative, memory, and meaning. His writing reflects a deep commitment to pluralism, long-view leadership, and India's evolving role in the world-not as a mirror of the West or shadow of the East, but as a sovereign voice with something original to offer. Blending systems thinking with civilisational insight, Mehta's work invites readers to see beyond headlines into the underlying patterns of global transformation. He writes not to predict the future-but to help shape it.