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Strategic Consequences of a Public Health Crisis: How US Domestic Drug Policy Failures are Catalyzing a Sino-Indian Geopolitical Equilibrium

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  Dr. Atom Sunil Singh

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In the context of the historical crisis of overdose from the US with synthetic opioids, this article states that the political failure is the main factor that it is not an external subject, and that guilt is falsely dictated by strategic outcomes. It synthesizes data on the regulatory capture of extracts, weakening administration legislation for the fight against drugs in 2016, and the US border feedback loop-combined with the Mexican feedback loop, showing how home institutions incubated Fevanilla subsidies. Recognizing isolated cases related to India, it shows that it is inconsistent with the legal basis of India (NDP, PMLA) and the declaration, the main source of information. In combination with punitive commercial measures against the Indian sector's nephalma, it catalyzed geopolitical compensation in New Delhi with an overemphasis on foreign delivery networks. In 2025, price shocks and the resumption of high levels of diplomacy have been permitted in a cautious yet practical way with China, including discussions on trade relief and important entries, indicating a move towards the balance between Shino and India. It is argued that external US enforcement in terms of internal control will disappear from the coalition space "Nazis in the Indo-Pacific region" and negatively rearrange the levers of Beijing and New Delhi. This article lies in the fact that sustainable reduction in fentanyl requires US internal reform and proofreading diplomacy, but India will support strategic autonomy in the context of the liquid multipolar order following dismissal.

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  Unique Identification Number - IJCRT2508839

  Paper ID - 293204

  Page Number(s) - h198-h204

  Pubished in - Volume 13 | Issue 8 | August 2025

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  Dr. Atom Sunil Singh,   "Strategic Consequences of a Public Health Crisis: How US Domestic Drug Policy Failures are Catalyzing a Sino-Indian Geopolitical Equilibrium", International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts (IJCRT), ISSN:2320-2882, Volume.13, Issue 8, pp.h198-h204, August 2025, Available at :http://www.ijcrt.org/papers/IJCRT2508839.pdf

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