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I fully believe that the pushing of India into the arms of Russia/China by the US will go down as the single largest strategic blunder of the early 21st century. India was literally the only chance the US had to have any significant presence on the Asian continent going forward.
I think pushing Russia and China together was an equal blunder because Russia ensures China cannot be blockaded for resources and provides a shield in the west.
Russia is a bit different I think because India is actually like on the rise. They'll likely be the next upcoming major world power in 20 years or so. I was always worried about them and thinking like India might be the deciding factor in a WW3 scenario.
India does have a lot of potential being a huge country. On the other hand, Russia is far more advanced technologically, especially in terms of military and space tech as a legacy of USSR, and it's a major global commodity exporter. So both are going to be major players going forward.