This Republic Day, India did not just celebrate its Constitution—it showcased its global standing. Chinese President Xi Jinping’s greeting calling India a partner and neighbour marked a notable shift in tone after years of tension. The message follows a cautious reset in India-China ties and signals Beijing’s recognition of New Delhi’s strategic weight. From Washington, the response was even more emphatic. The United States praised its deep partnership with India, pointing to defence cooperation, energy security and Indo-Pacific stability through the Quad. Multiple US governors issued official proclamations, a rare diplomatic gesture. Leaders and envoys from Russia, France, Israel and the European Union echoed similar sentiments. Together, these messages reflect a changing world order where India is no longer balancing between powers—it is a power others are aligning with. On its 77th Republic Day, India stands confident, sovereign and increasingly indispensable on the global stage.
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BEIJING, CHINA – MAY 14: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (C) gestures as he prepares to depart following a welcome ceremony at the Great Hall of the People on May 14, 2026 in Beijing, China. President Trump is meeting with President Xi Jinping in Beijing to address the Iran conflict, trade imbalances, and the Taiwan situation

















