The summary is:
The text is a commentary on the changing geopolitics of the Middle East and Asia, especially after Joe Biden became the US president. The commentator discusses how Biden's policies have affected the relations between Saudi Arabia, Iran, Israel, and the US, and how India can benefit from the situation. He also talks about the projects that India is involved in, such as the Chabahar port and the TAPI gas pipeline, and how they can improve India's connectivity and energy security. He criticizes China for its debt-trap diplomacy and its interference in Sri Lanka's ports. He praises Modi for his vision and diplomacy, and urges him to take advantage of the opportunities in the region. He also compares India's democracy and humanity with the authoritarianism and brutality of some of its neighbors.
That's a long text. I can try to extract some key facts from it, but I might miss some details. Here are some facts I found:
1. Joe Biden's government has changed the US policies towards the Middle East, especially Saudi Arabia and Iran.
2. Saudi Arabia and UAE recognized Israel in exchange for advanced weapons from the US, but Biden has canceled or paused some of the deals.
3. India has good relations with both Iran and Saudi Arabia, and wants to benefit from their oil and gas resources.
4. India is working on the Chabahar port and the TAPI gas pipeline projects with Iran and other Central Asian countries.
5. Sri Lanka has given China access to its Hambantota and Colombo ports, which poses a threat to India's security.
6. India can take advantage of the situation in the Middle East by exporting its own weapons and technology.