Desk. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India’s image is continuously strengthening across the world. Confidence in India, which is rapidly becoming economically strong, is also increasing at the international level. An example of this is also seen in the survey of Australia’s prestigious think-tank Lowy Institute, in which India has been described as more trustworthy than countries like America, China and Russia.
According to the survey of Lowy Institute released on June 23, 50 percent of Australian citizens trust India. In comparison, only 31 percent of Australians express confidence in America. At the same time, the number of people trusting China has been recorded at 28 percent and the number of people trusting Russia has been recorded at only 11 percent. The survey results reflect India’s growing credibility and influence on the global stage.
According to the report, 46 percent Australian citizens believe that India will play a responsible role in global affairs. Apart from this, 4 percent people have expressed ‘very high confidence’ in India’s leadership. These figures show that India is being seen as a responsible and reliable partner.
According to the Lowy Institute report, Australians are more cautious about the world’s two so-called big powers, America and China, than before. In particular, the trust of Australian citizens in America has dropped to 31 percent, which is said to be the lowest level ever in the history of this survey.
It is believed that India’s economic strength, active foreign policy, increasing role in the Indo-Pacific region and the global identity of PM Modi have given new heights to India’s credibility. This is the reason why even in an important partner country like Australia, confidence in India seems to be continuously strengthening. On the other hand, people’s confidence in US-China policies has decreased, which has been reflected in the survey of the Lowy Institute.
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