Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Ram Madhav: New World Order Includes Tech Giants
Imagine the world is changing.
Instead of just a few strong countries calling the shots, many countries are becoming important.
Some, like China and India, are getting more powerful while others are becoming less so.
Also, it's not just countries that matter anymore.
Big companies, like those making tech, and even groups of people or organizations can have a big impact.
India needs to be smart and independent in this new world.
It should focus on learning and being strong to succeed.
Ram Madhav discusses a shift towards a multipolar world in his new book.
He predicts a decline in the influence of Western powers while China rises.
Non-state actors, like tech giants and NGOs, will play bigger roles.
India needs to be pragmatic and focus on strategic autonomy.
New global institutions and arbitration arrangements are emerging.
- Who
- Ram Madhav, ideologue of RSS, and the world.
- What
- Discussion of a changing global order and the rise of non-state actors.
- When
- Ongoing and in the future.
- Where
- Global scale.
- Why
- To understand the shifting dynamics of global power and influence.
Concerns
Neutral
Threat Assessment
Concerns
Some see organizations like the Ford Foundation as a threat to India's sovereignty.
Neutral
The view is that these are not countries with armies.
- Author
- Ram Madhav
- Book Title
- "The New World: 21st Century Global Order and India"
- Key Concept
- Multipolar World
- Non-State Actors Mentioned
- Tech Giants, NGOs
- India's Stance
- Strategic Autonomy