India and the United States play an international joke

First of all, India has its own ambitions, hoping to become the hegemon of South Asia, and does not want anyone to tell it what to do. Secondly, the United States supported Pakistan, which also made India very angry, so the relationship between the two was very cold during the Cold War.

India was once a British colony for more than 200 years. Long-term colonization has made India a highly westernized country, so India became a capitalist country after independence. In recent years, India's economy has developed rapidly and become the largest capitalist developing country in the world. Moreover, with the United States turning the Indian Ocean into an Indo-Pacific war zone, India-US relations have rapidly warmed up and become natural allies. However, during the cold war, the relationship between India and the United States was very cold, and even they were unhappy with each other.

First of all, India is actually a bit unappreciative in this regard. As the largest country in Southeast Asia, India can be said to be highly valued by the United States. Moreover, the United States has also made a lot of efforts in India's independence. But after India became independent, it ignored the eyebrows thrown by the United States. On the contrary, the United States is ambitious and wants to be the leader of the alliance. Naturally, the United States will not get used to it.

Secondly, if India wants to become the hegemon in South Asia, it cannot do without the support of military powers, so India fell to the Soviet camp during the Cold War. Although they were not explicitly said to be allies, the relationship between the Soviet Union and India at that time was indeed very friendly. This makes America very angry. After all, India is a capitalist country and the Soviet Union is a socialist country. In such a tense international situation, a capitalist country unexpectedly fell to the Soviet Union.

At that time, the United States also responded immediately. Support Pakistan to contain India and consume India's energy. This practice of the United States has made India very angry. So during the Cold War, the relationship between India and the United States was cold and hostile.