Now, it all seems like a sick joke. Anyway, to my point. The abandoning of Sri Lanka to chaos and other neighbours like Pakistan to economic dislocation, must lead India to introspect and plan for damage control. These two pioneers of liberal economic policy in the region are practically beggared, caused by policies they didn't follow through and internal politics which they allowed to get out of control. India is in a much more stable environment.
Most state governments are broke.
The BJP-led government is also being pulled every which way by its coalition allies. Except for some movement in ports and a scattering of roads, decisions on infrastructure like power are still hopelessly hung. Overall, imports are rising faster than exports. But these are all signs of weaknesses that wedge themselves into the super-structure of an economy, even a thriving one on the face of it, and hang in there like ticking time bombs. When political trouble goes headlong into a destructive mode and administration comes apart, then the ills within the economy can surely wreck the country.