Archive · 26 Oct 2025
Harish Salve Warns of Foreign Efforts to Undermine India
Imagine India is like a very successful company, growing fast and making lots of money.
Some people outside of India don't like this and are trying to slow it down.
A top lawyer named Harish Salve says they're doing this by making investors worry.
They do this by making the courts seem unsure, spreading bad stories about India, and giving money to groups to cause trouble.
This makes investors afraid to invest, which makes things more expensive for everyone.
The lawyer says that if India wants to keep growing and become a developed country, it needs to be attractive to investors and not let these outside groups succeed.
He also criticizes people who criticize India abroad.
Harish Salve warns of a foreign 'toolkit' aiming to undermine India's economic progress.
He suggests judicial uncertainty and defamation campaigns are key tactics.
India needs substantial foreign investment to achieve its economic goals.
Salve links global financial attacks to foreign funding mechanisms and judicial instability.
He criticizes those who defame India on international platforms.
- Who
- Harish Salve, a Senior Supreme Court Advocate.
- What
- Explains how a foreign toolkit is trying to undermine India's economic progress.
- When
- In an interview with Republic Media Network.
- Where
- India
- Why
- To destabilize India's image as an investment destination and damage its economic growth.
- Key Figure
- Harish Salve, Senior Advocate
- Topic
- Foreign Toolkit Against India
- Source
- Republic Media Network
- Investment Needs
- USD 3 to 5 trillion over the next decade
- Foreign Investment Needed
- USD 500 to 600 billion
- Concern
- Judicial uncertainty affecting investment
- Alleged Actors
- USAID, George Soros-funded entities