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China Connects First Fast Nuclear Reactor to Electricity Grid - Bloomberg July 21, 2011, 8:38 PM HKT China’s Nuclear Scientists Unveil Latest ‘Breakthrough’ China says its nuclear industry has made a fresh technological breakthrough, which, even if it doesn’t immediately solve the...

India has been throned by the Queen of Universe. Every Asian nation should kneel down and hail the King of Asia!

As China looms, US tells India to lead Asia HT Correspondent, Hindustan Times Chennai/New Delhi, July 20, 2011 "It's time to lead." With these four words Hillary Clinton underlined why the relationship with the US is so important for India. Among all emerging economies, India is the one whose...

Trade, people. Fair trade. China buys timber from developed countries as well.

Through years, Pakistan has proved to be a trustworthy and respectable friend to China. Chinese will never forget Pakistani's help in the early days to support China's UN seat. I believe the solid friendship between the two nations promises highly in the future.

Indian netizens like to talk about their demographic dividend. Often, they forget the quality of the population: 1. much shorter life span of Indians: in 2011, India life expectancy is 65 years while China's is 74 years. As a result, the shorter life has whittled down their working time and the...

What makes Neville Maxwell's work different is he shrugged off all the propaganda and spent serious several years of time in collecting all the materials including ones from Indian government. With all the books about 1962 War, India's China War is based on the details of event, time, place...

Just a thought, in an extreme case, someone could have slapping on his face and made it SOUND like clapping. That should demolish your metaphor. Again, we should know what really happened not only from either side of government's propaganda but from unbiased sources. Hopefully, the book of...

You missed the point. India was the party that was provoking and arrogant towards China before the Sino-India War. Please read "India's China War" and find the reason why India government banned the book by Neville Maxwell.

I googled "India fake democracy". Guess what? I got About 8,990,000 results. I have no taste of running down the laundry list of a deep-patronage democracy.

"India's China War" is the most authoritative account of the war 1962. It is worth perusing the book.

India's China War by Mr. Neville Maxwell provides an insightful view of Sino-India war in 1962 based on the sources in India and UK. After reading the book, you know how the Indian people have been brainwashed by the forked tongues from the double mouth of Indian government and Indian...

What does this thread has to do with China's corruption? It's deplorable and despicable for some Indian nationals to blab on about nonsense and to poke their noses around.

I believe that all Chinese nationals should donate to fund the Chinese jet engine R&D. Meanwhile, attract more bright human resources into aircraft manufacturing. China needs the reliable indigenous engines more than ever.

I give a big hand to the Chinese president for being cautious. But in reality, India is entrenched with corruption. In modern world, thousands, if not millions, of Indian people die of famine each year. However, it does not stop India from unscrupulously touting "Shinning India", "incredible India".

Historical reasons for China's position - FROM A DISTANCE By Carmen N. Pedrosa | The Philippine Star » News » Opinion

The American president wedged a war against Iraq under the faked cause and killed quite a number of Iraqi civilians. The Indian government has been making lots of its own civilians die of hunger and being very brutal to their Naxalite groups. Still China rolled out welcome doormat to the...

Best wishes to Sri Lanka!

good idea. done! haha

Well, I don't think I should accept the answer from you as it is only your opinion. As a democratic country which promotes the freedom of speech, I was hoping that India could do better than "the old trick in the bag". I seriously doubt if the majority of Indian people can accept the mainstream...