India's Strategic Interests In South Asia Amid Taliban Control

The video discusses the impact of the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan on Indian interests, including the withdrawal of embassy staff and development projects. It explores the legitimacy of the Taliban, India's influence in Afghanistan, and the potential risks of regional alliances involving Pakistan, China, Russia, and Iran. The video also covers the ongoing India-China border confrontation in Ladakh and Kashmir.

What steps has India taken regarding its presence in Afghanistan following the Taliban takeover?

How did India's relationship with the Taliban change from 1996 to 2001?

What challenges does India face in building relations with the Taliban?

What are the potential implications for India if it recognizes the Taliban's legitimacy?

In what ways does India hold an advantage in Afghanistan despite the Taliban's rule?

How might the geopolitical dynamics in the region change with the Taliban in power?

What is the current status of the confrontation between India and China, and how does it relate to the situation in Afghanistan?