Group 1 - The Marbat festival in India has unexpectedly become a focal point of international public opinion, with a statue resembling Trump symbolizing the deteriorating India-US relations [2][4] - The statue's base features slogans expressing anti-American sentiments, reflecting the growing discontent among the Indian populace due to US tariffs and scrutiny over India's oil purchases from Russia [4][6] - India's foreign minister responded assertively to US criticisms, highlighting the hypocrisy of US oil purchases while accusing India of wrongdoing [6] Group 2 - In response to the deteriorating relations, India has initiated a dual strategy of domestic and international actions, including public protests against American goods and a push for "Make in India" initiatives [8][10] - The "Mya Jyan Shakti" project aims to establish a robust air defense network, signaling India's intent to enhance its defense capabilities and reduce reliance on the US [10][12] - India is also pursuing ambitious goals in the semiconductor and electric vehicle sectors, aiming to revive its semiconductor industry and become the largest electric vehicle producer by 2030 [10][12] Group 3 - India's diplomatic efforts include seeking cooperation with China for resources and negotiating with France for technology transfer in defense projects, although skepticism exists regarding the feasibility of these collaborations [12][14] - The deepening of oil cooperation with Russia and forming alliances with countries like Brazil indicate India's strategy to counter US pressure, though these alliances may lack long-term stability [15][19] - India's misjudgment of its strategic value has led to a decline in the special treatment it previously received from the West, resulting in punitive tariffs and a potential loss of industrial support [17][19] Group 4 - The Marbat festival's statue and the strong responses from Indian officials highlight the underlying weaknesses in India's industrial base and diplomatic foundations, suggesting that mere rhetoric will not suffice for long-term success [21] - India's ambitious military and industrial goals, such as the AMCA fighter jet program, may not be achievable without addressing fundamental industrial shortcomings and establishing stable diplomatic relations [21]