Indiasgeopoliticalfuturein Asiawith emphasison the role ofdrawingIran

Indiain South Asia andin neighboringChina,Pakistan, Bangladesh, Burma, Bhutan and Nepalis located.It hasabsolutelydominantintheirsouthernIndian Ocean. India isthe seventhcountry inthe worldin terms ofarea Andthe secondmost populous countrywithover one billionthree hundredmillionof the world's population andTot racial,cultural, religiousand linguistic.Thesystem theory(structure) geopoliticalworld,Cohendividesthe world intofour components, one of these componentsis an independentgeopoliticalregion.Thisareacoincideswiththe political geography ofthe Indian subcontinentIndia's premierhub forthe regionis beingupgradedto becomethe worldsthirdterritorygeostrategic(Hafez Nia, 1390: 244).India isupgrading toan actor in thebalance of powernot only amongits neighbors inSouth Asiabut throughoutAsiaandthe world. India isupgrading toan actor in thebalance of powernot only amongits neighbors inSouth Asiabut throughoutAsiaandthe world.Indiahas nowbecomea centralactorin therelationshipwithChina, Central Asia, thePersian GulfandSouth Asia(Mojtahedzadeh et al, 1390: 16).India's geopoliticalterritoryin order of preferenceare:SoutheastAsia and theIndian Ocean, the SouthEastandWestAsia,with a focus onIran, CentralEurasia,Duringthe 1980sand 1990s,themilitaryorganizationof India, India's strategic interests in theareaofthe landmass ofSouth AsiaandthePersian Gulfto the Indian Oceanthroughthe Strait of Hormuzhas set.Thehorizontalwidthof the 21st century, the countrysstrategic interestsbeyond theStrait of Malaga, and willcontinueinother areas.