Why does the United States allow India to rise instead of containing it?

Mainly because India does not have a complete industrial system. And many of its industrial products rely on imports. More importantly, India has a very serious caste system problem. That’s why the United States will not choose to sanction India’s rise. Because the United States knows that it is impossible for India to solve these problems. On the contrary, as the economy develops, the division between rich and poor in Indian society will become more and more serious, which will cause very serious contradictions and conflicts over time.

First of all, India has a very serious caste system problem. This leaves many Indians without access to education. And many people in India are still illiterate. For these people, they cannot be called high-quality labor. Because these people cannot perform some more complicated tasks. Therefore, many international investors are deterred from investing in India, which also makes India's development still very backward.

Of course, what is more important is India’s population pressure. Because India does not implement a system such as family planning. This has also made family life in India increasingly stressful. Moreover, due to demographic factors, the living environment in India has become very harsh. Air pollution is so serious that many Indians have suffered from very serious diseases since childhood. This will instead bring additional financial pressure and burden to many families in India. Therefore, many people in India lack the opportunity to receive education since childhood.

Of course, India has not established a complete industrial system. The quality of products produced by India's current industrial industry is very poor. Moreover, there are no standardized rules for industrial production in the entire country. This makes many raw materials and parts incompatible. This is true for India's military industry, and it is also true for its civilian industry. This will prevent a country from producing a very large centripetal force.