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Sino-Indian relations, also called India China Relationship which are the two most populous states in the world, as emerging economies, has in recent years increased the significance of their bilateral relationship but recent media news highlights the relations between China and India can most accurately be described as being controversial at best. It has been characterized by both border disputes, resulting in military conflict, and by economic cooperation.
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India should strenghten in all spheres.
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andreu ginestet
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look at these news... http://www.voltairenet.org/article170170.html
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andreu ginestet
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here: http://www.voltairenet.org/article170170.html
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varsha
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what my feeling is .. ITS NOT THE MATTER OF ATTACK FROM CHINA OR ANY OTHER COUNTRY BUT..India should try to strenghten itself in all its sphere..
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nikhil deshpande
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| 8 months ago
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With so many uneven thoughts, cultural differences, dont seem to be possible, but again just like colision gov... something may come up.
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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No, it is not possible & we should be alert as china have taken lot of development works in neighboring countries of India & it's a future threat.
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Dayanand Deshpande
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Yes, I think the relation between India and china is improving a lot, and in the first place India and China have no water-sharing agreements, and now for the first time they are agreeing to some thing which they are doing. So, it is the right...
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Chindia is a word that refers to China and India together in general and their economies in particular. The credit of coining the now popular term goes to Jairam Ramesh, a politician affiliated with Indian National Congress Party and now a cabinet minister. China and India are geographically proximate, are both regarded as growing countries and are both among the fastest growing major economies in the world. Together, they contain about one-third of the world's population. They have been named as countries with the highest potential for growth in the next 50 years in a Goldman Sachs BRIC report. I have been analyzing Chinindia’s growth for a long time now (to be specific almost 18 months no...
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sujit Kumar
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We are struggling due to beaurocracy-true as someone told. But we are way ahead in terms of being entrepreneur. The growth of china has been unbridled also because of the expatriate's love towards its country and importance given to them. we...
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vishab veer singh rana
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interesting analysis Varsha good job.........Thanks for sharing ....eye opener for every indian
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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| 1 year ago
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Yes, it is always a threat for us.
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Sulagna Brahma
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| 2 years ago
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China has always been threat to us since 1962. We have already seen its real face and its commitment towards "Friendship".It has captured Tibet by force and also part of our Kashmir. It broke the border agreement it made with Indians in British...
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Gitanjali Vyas
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| 2 years ago
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china is not a new threat rather it has been prominent since times, its only that it has gained attention just now or we were apathetic on this issue. but as now it is on its height, it is bothering us. a proper political viewpoint can help...
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Manhandling Diplomacy A potentially ugly diplomatic situation erupted between India and China on New Year’s Eve. Thankfully, though, some measured diplomacy on both sides prevented the situation from escalating. Indian diplomat S. Balachandran had travelled to a courtroom in the Chinese city of Yiwu in hopes of negotiating the release of two Indians – Deepak Raheja and Shyamsundar Agrawal – who were reportedly being held hostage by Chinese traders . He communicated to the court that he was diabetic, but it appears he wasn’t allowed to eat as irate Chinese traders insisted that no one would be able to leave the courtroom until the verdict was announced. Balachandran collapsed, and was rush...
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Japan-China ties worsen China has consistently been raising its military expenditure by 10 percent or so every year for almost a quarter century. It is now planning to build its own aircraft carrier and has been continuously upgrading its fighter planes and submarines. China has been beefing up its military muscle with an eye not just on India and Japan, but also the United States. A demonstration came in December when it tested and deployed the world’s first weapon system that can target a moving carrier strike group from land-based, long-range mobile launchers. This is aimed at US and Japanese navies. The Chinese attract a lot of negative attention ever since a Chinese trawler collided ...
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An article of mine, as published by the Madrid website Eurasiareview.com: JAPAN RESPONDS TO CHINA'S THREATENING RISE For quite some time, Japan has been watching with trepidation China’s aggressive military posturing in South and East China Seas and the Western Pacific. The Chinese behaviour has become all the greater cause of concern for the Japanese as China has peppered its military moves with a hard-nosed diplomacy. The Japanese concern became clear when Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh paid a bilateral visit to Japan late last year and Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan asked him how to deal with China. Manmohan Singh told him: keep China engaged through diplomacy while simultaneous...
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It's a 13-page-long article. Pl read full article on http://powerpolitics.in/Issues/102010/oct2010-13.php The Dragon has landed for the American eagle Those who believe that China’s rise will remain “peaceful”, as Beijing has stressed time and again, will do so at their own peril. Much will depend on how the US and Japan play their cards in the coming years to keep the Chinese dragon under check, writes Rajeev Sharma. In the second quarter 2010 GDP calculations China edged past Japan and thus informally became the world’s number two economy. By early next year, the world fact books will be revised and the number two rank will be formally bestowed upon Beijing. But just being the w...
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Rajeev Sharma
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Thanks for your graciousness, Mr Danke. This encourages me to post another article in next two minutes, sir.
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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A simply Great article ! Thanks Mr. Rajeev .Please keep it up.
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Strategic challenge China's Infrastructural War China is moving at a breakneck speed in creating infrastructure on its mainland, in Tibet and in India's neighbouring countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Myanmar that is aimed at strategic encirclement of India. Afghanistan too figures in Chinese plans of infrastructural linkages. In fact, such is the speed of this build-up that it can be called China's infrastructural war, says Rajeev Sharma. More than four years ago the Chinese engineers unravelled a technological marvel when they completed the 1144-km-long Qinghai-Golmud-Tibet stretch of the Beijing-Lhasa rail link and the train service from the Chinese mainland t...
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BRIC vs IBSA = China vs India? The rivalry between India and China is intensifying—and going global. Their latest difference is over the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China) and IBSA (India, Brazil and South Africa) group arrangements. China reportedly wants the non-military bloc to be known as BRICS (The ‘S’ for South Africa ), and also seems to want to amalgamate BRIC with the IBSA Dialogue Forum. With this in mind, it is in the process of organizing a BRICS (BRIC plus IBSA) summit in Hainan in April this year. But India has seen through China’s game from the start. New Delhi knows the Chinese want IBSA closed down because Beijing has no direct role to play in it. It’s obvious that Indi...
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Neha Choudhry
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I support India's stand. BRIC becoming BRICS doesn't mean dissolving the functioning platform of three of the five members of BRICS. India, Brazil and South Africa can have a dialogue without the intervention of China (and Russia) too. This is...
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Rajeev Sharma
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Yes Bahl saheb, we have started using that language with China also now. Recently when Chinese premier visited India, we did not use "One China" policy of India in the joint statement which has traditionally been a customary ritual hitherto. Pl...
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