India's Globalization Reset: Can It Win the New World Order?

At Bloomberg's New Economy Forum in New Delhi, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a caution against the weaponization of supply chains, energy and technology. The setting brought together business leaders who are confronting a global economy in which supply chains are being rebuilt, geopolitical risk is treated as permanent, and countries such as India are competing to capture the capital being redirected by these shifts. The discussion centers on how companies are adapting their strategies as the rules of globalization are rewritten. Rather than assuming a return to the previous order, executives are planning for a landscape where geopolitical considerations shape where production and investment flow. India's position in that landscape is the core question: whether it can translate the redirection of capital into durable economic gains. Drawing on remarks from the New Delhi forum, the video examines the tension between Modi's warning against weaponizing supply chains and the competitive scramble among nations to attract investment. It offers context on what business leaders say about operating in this environment and what the globalization reset could mean for India's ambitions.