It seems very apparent that India is very serious about moving forward with a World Order. The Prime Minister recently addressed his people to join together and prepare for a coming change. He calls it a "Just World Order" and is quite vocal about a big international change among nations.

[link to www.radianceweekly.com]

"India’s Prime Minister Manmohan Singh called for a just world order in his address to Ethiopian parliament (May 2011). Iran’s Ahmedinijad pitched for a reform of the international order. Apparently it is a long standing demand, especially of the developing world"

"The New World Order is said to be marked by three notions: democracy, market economy and peace and co-operation.

As to the present world order, it was based on three citadels of positivism, namely, sovereignty, nation-statehood and the liberal notion of property, none of which can offer adequate solutions to the current crises of humankind. The new order is, in fact, not new, as its economic, military and philosophical underpinnings have much in common with those of the world order established after the first and second World Wars. The present world order leads the way to a zero sum game of some sort; everyone wins everything or everyone loses everything"