Well said and wonderful analysis. Rightly hit the nail.
Chines cheap goods from tiny to big are readily available anywhere in India including rural and tribal areas.. This is the result of what?
- We are proud ours is the largest democracy in the World,
- and we have Constitutional provisions for freedom of expression, thought, marketing, religion, residing, staying, and what not . We thus keep our doors and windows open for humanity.
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From: "kiran paranjpe" <kdparanjpe@rediffmail.com>
Sent: Wed, 28 Jun 2017 10:58:21
To: <join_mtc@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Re: [MTC Global] Tactical superiority and our own strategy to counter Chinese threat...
Sir, We may keep talking of the Chinese threat. The Chinese are very pragmatic people.
They have so much work, that they are busy round the clock in their factories making all
kinds of products. The Chinese earn their income, they make investments and ensure that
they get their returns( this includes putting India on the hot plate, denying memberships
to the NSG, UNSC, and frequently teach lessons on drawing the territorial boundaries such
as planting flags, destroying our bunkers and all kinds of muscle flexing.)
What can India do? We keep buying cheap low quality Chinese goods, encourage the Chinese
to set up telecom networks and mobile phones and tomorrow maybe make them partners in our
FDI programs, etc.
There is thus nothing to be gained by simply crying that the Chinese are doing petty and
mean things with us. They also do many mean things with other countries but that is never
our concern.We want peace at all costs and even insults don't matter. The conventional
war is dead. Today's war is called Low Intensity and Chronic insurgency, the idea is to
create mayhem, disturb normal life and destroy economic and military assets by surgical
strikes. The terrorist on a suicide mission may blow up sensitive installations or simply
maim and kill hundreds of people gathered at a place. With the terrorist dead, all leads
are lost. Our investigative machinery responds till a new blast..and responds again.
Whatever may happen to this country, we must have our Mansarover Yatra and implore the
Chinese to allow us to proceed.The Chinese also provide stapled visa to foreign visitors
to visit Arunachal Pradesh. So dire and urgent are our needs that we always fall prey to
Chinese mean acts.. and life goes on as usual.
Best regards,
K.Paranjpe
On Tue, 27 Jun 2017 17:29:27 +0530 Stephen Narayanan <stepnrn@gmail.com> wrote
>Two News items which caught my attention today:
1.) Chinese troops transgression by entering Sikkim sector and destroying two Indian Army
bunkers. On top of that the chinese government accusing Indian Army of transgression "
Ulta Chor Kotwal ko Daante".
2.) China offers to mediate between Pakistan & Afghanistan as a good neighbor and assures
Afghanistan that they would ask Pakistan to reign in their terrorist groups.
The second news item clearly demonstrates that china is well aware of pakistan and its
breeding of terrorism to bleed India yet it is backing them with arms and ammunition and
presence of its engineers and army for the Silk Route and other self interest
agenda.First things first. Is our Army incapable of responding to the chinese
belligerence? Can we not even defend our own territory? China has been increasingly
provoking India by aerial reconnaissance as also ground transgression across our
borders. But now they have gone brazenly to the extent of destroying our bunkers and what
was our army doing? How can we be sure now that tomorrow they will not march into our
cities? Why are we still hankering Hindi-Chini Bhai-Bhai? The brotherhood call which the
earlier Congress had given way back in 1962 is still in use more as a consolation. It is
high time that we also asserted and showed chinese that they cannot take us for granted.
Warm Regards,Stephen NarayananFreelance Educational Consultant/Corporate Training
facilitatorMob.:-9868386192
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