India must prioritize technological sovereignty comparable to energy security and territorial integrity, avoiding gradual dependency on foreign corporations or billionaires who could control critical digital infrastructure, a lesson underscored by historical subjugation through the East India Company and Latin American interventions.
The U.S. conducted or supported regime-change operations in at least 15 nations between 1953 and the 2010s, killing millions and destabilizing regions by overthrowing elected leaders who pursued resource nationalism or independence from Western control.
The United States advances aggressive global military strategy while threatening Iran and Cuba; Iran demonstrates superior firepower and regional disruption despite military asymmetry, while Cuba, blockaded since 1959, maintains formidable resistance through socialist unity despite lacking conventional military power.