Indian economy will register fastest growth compared to other nations in next 5 years and China will be mired in complication
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The report underlined that Pakistan which cannot match up to India's economic prowess, will seek "other methods" to maintain even a semblance of balance.
"Pakistan, unable to match India's economic prowess, will seek other methods to maintain even a semblance of balance," said the report titled 'Global Trends'.
"India will be the world's fastest growing economy during the next five years as China's economy cools and growth elsewhere sputters, but internal tensions over inequality and religion will complicate its expansion," the report said.
The report read Pakistan will seek to maintain a diverse set of foreign partners, from which it can draw economic and security assistance, and to develop a credible nuclear deterrent by expanding its nuclear arsenal and delivery means, including "battlefield" nuclear weapons and sea-based options.
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NIC said India's growing economic power and profile in the region will further complicate calculations, as New Delhi navigates relations with Beijing, Moscow, and Washington to protect its own expanding interests.
New Delhi, however, will continue to offer smaller South Asian countries a stake in India's economic growth through development assistance and increased connectivity to India's economy, contributing to India's broader effort to assert its role as the predominant regional power, it added.
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