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If these reports are true, history has begun to circle back to its original axis.
The UAE turning toward India to counter the Saudi–Pakistan nexus is not merely a strategic adjustment. It is recognition. Recognition that the age of borrowed identities and ideological puppetry is fading, and an older, deeper power is returning to the centre of the world stage.
India does not arrive in the Middle East as a newcomer. It arrives as a civilisation that traded, taught, and shaped this region long before modern borders were drawn and modern states imagined. A Sanatani civilisation that learned patience over millennia, not panic over decades.
What is shifting now is not alliances, but faith in who endures. Empires built on oil, arms, or external patronage rise fast and fade faster. Civilisations rooted in continuity wait. And when they move, the ground adjusts around them.
The contrast is unforgiving. One side is a fractured state repeatedly defeated, militarily humbled, and even cleaved apart in 1971. A creation of geopolitics, sustained by grievance. The other is a nation-civilisation whose power compounds with time. Economic mass, demographic depth, military credibility, and civilisational confidence converging into something irreversible.
This is not India seeking a seat at the table.
This is the table being rearranged because India has entered the room.
The Middle East is reading the future clearly. And it is choosing to align not with noise, but with permanence.
The shift has begun.




