C Raja Mohan writes: India's G20 — Focus must be on emerging as a bridge between the developing and developed world

India should avoid the temptation of building a bloc against the developed North. Instead, offer sustainable economic cooperation to the Global South through national, regional, and global institutions to further joint causes

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