Should India stop worrying China as a threat??

I support your views, Suresh.

China is the only threat for India in almost every sector.

We must have a look at it's activity such as infrastructure work to Himalaya

through Pakistan etc.......

N.E.V.E.R The moment you stop , they overtake

@ By KALIYAMOORTHY

i agree with you that there is a lot of potential but China will not give access , we are trying. If they do this will be direct compitition to their domestic industries. It is against their state policy to do so.

Another worry is the matter of protecting intellectual property rights and patents where Chinese companies blantly copy your product and sell it to under developed or developing nations. This has concerned US, Russia and european union also and China is taking no action against its home grown industries on this matter.

I completely agree with Mr. murthy's view but you also do have to look at the states/countries law against you , firstly before entering we protection and laws favouring us.

What Narayan Murthy mentioned was from a different perspective...why are we there anyway in China...to get to know a lil' bit more about them so they dont encroach into our competitive space...you can attack an enemy only when you are sure about him...and how do you do that?...make him realise how important you are to him....so you begin understanding their strategies, plans etc...in a way we do perceive them as a threat and therefore, we are in their land to explore business opportunities killing 2 birds in one shot - expanding our business space and thwarting their competitive strategies...

Moreover, in other spheres too, china has been for long perceived a threat...militarily and politically...with their presence in our territory and their support to Pak in supplying nuclear materials...is that not a bigger threat than anything else you can think of???It is our duty to be vigilant and snub any attempt by the chinese to test our national integrity.

@ KALIYAMOORTHY

Yes i agree with you that we are looking for doing business in China but is China open to us ? they do mass dumping but on other hand levy heavy tax on firm trying to enter their market. It would be a blunder to enter into chinese market because china doesn't respect copyright law and patents , Indian company Bajaj has learn't that a hard way without even entering China. Pulsar has been blantly copied by chinese and sold to south american company named Gulsar. We need to be very carefull other wise the art we master (IT) will be learn't by them. 

@ about what V.K singh said , lets leave it there , this is not a startegic forum but he is trying to calm down matters. I can say that certainly because my close connections with armed forces.

China has always been a bigger threat than our other neighbors owing to its adversarial attitude be it our economy or military. We should not stop considering it a threat. Murthy might look at China as an opportunity in the limited sense of the IT industry. But in geopolitical terms, China is indeed a big threat of which we must always be conscious of.

With respect to Mr. Murti sir , the threat isn't economical but a Militry threat. India is the biggest threat to china simply because they want to prove how effective their system of governance is and India has just ruined their hardwork.

Strategically, we can say China is a threat. But then, the risk level -I mean potential threat  to India's sovereignity is to be analyzed  by Strategic analysts. But, absolutely no threat, in exploring the possibilities of Business venture with China.I think after 2002, China's is leading an Industrial revolutionary path. Mr. Wu is doing well. Eventhough, the tough hand of Communism is there, still china is relieved from those of earlier Iron Curtain days.However, as an Asiatic country India can develop good relations with China as for as Business is concerned. The giants(India & China) who are aspiring to top-up in the world can mutually compliment each other in the business perspective. We need not look at China withe same vein as we were in 1962. Things have improved a lot with India & China. Now it is the time to reciprocate the good to each other for the betterment.

o my god china is very very very dangers country for India because we all know recently they try to hack our millitary secrets

Well, let's see...first, China and India have common borders, are the 2 most heavily populated nations on earth, are 2 of the fastest growing economies on earth, both have rapidly increasing demands for natural resources and other raw materials, both have relatively small middle-class populations and large under-classes clamouring for modern lifestyles, both have access to state-of-the-art technology, both have nuclear weapons...and lastly, one is the single-largest democracy on earth and the other, the longest survivng communist regime.  What else?  Both are ancient cultures with a legacy of pride. 

So, if you think India should not remain concerned about the potential threat its neighbor to the north represents, then you are clearly blind to historical realties.  This does not mean that India should become overtly aggressive, much less hostile in this relationship.  No, but it must remain vigilant and prepared to avert conflicts in advance through diplomacy, compromise and hard-nosed negotiations.  Open hostility between the 2 giants would be catastrophic for the entire world.