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Defence exports are not just about missiles and tanks. They are about manufacturing capability, engineering talent, supply chains, and technological confidence. If foreign militaries are willing to buy Indian systems, it says something positive about the broader industrial ecosystem.
India should raise this issue internationally, but the focus should remain on ordinary people. Their concerns should not become just another diplomatic talking point between India and Pakistan.
Airport protocol alone means little, but when combined with the number of meetings Modi has scheduled, it does suggest that many countries see India as an increasingly important partner.