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How will this benefit India and common Indians? Had a PSU acquired a foreign entity, i would have understand the "joy" many Indians express in such situations. I fail to see why should I or an ordinary India be proud or happy cuz the Tata group acquired Land Rover and Jaguar or that Mittal...

How does that amount to "spanking"

West will never be irrelevant. The things that come of just one single western nation far outweighs all that comes out of Asia combined. That is the truth. West will be relevant for a long long time to come. Sleek rail though. Must commend the Chinese on their development in railway sector.

Proud to be a non-believer of religion and all that stuff.

A lot many gurkhas are not nepali but Indians.

Conspiracy theorists never fail to amuse. Do they?

Well i apologise for the generalisation. It was not my intension. I hope my opinion was made clear by the subsequent post (the one you just quoted) No, tibetans are not CCP but the CCP leaders are han. That is what makes the difference. It is the same way in India (kashmir/nagaland)

Since you are claiming this, the onus of proving it lies upon you. Now prove what you said!

I suspect this guy is a false flagger. Requesting the admins to have an IP check.

It most certainly could, but i would not believe World Bank predictions as they usually turn out to be gossip as many members in this forum have pointed out. Rather, i would bet on the economic policies of the Chinese leadership.

First of all, I am not a kid. Secondly, i didn't stereotyped. I know a lot of Chinese who have utmost respect for Dalai Lama. Jet Li being one of 'em, and a countless many in Taiwan. Tibetans may be violent in person, but their protest is non-violent. What i meant was they don't resort to...

Tibetans are indeed peaceful. Try those words for Muhammad or any hindu god, and you will see the difference. But you are not to be blamed for this. Every Chinese view the Dalai Lama as he is portrayed by the anti-dalai CCP.

Whatever sails your boat mate. You denying doesn't change the reality. As they say, everyone should dream, they are untaxed.

SinoChallenger makes my dull day bright with much needed comic relief. That was half a century ago. We have moved on. No such thing as psychological damage remains today. Perhaps with the old-timers they do, but not to us. Anyway, China can come to IOR, it is an international water body...

A war memorial shouldn't be as open as present day India Gate. What we have is hundred of hawkers troubling people whjo visit the monument.

Ashoka, no doubt about that. It was his efforts that led to the spread of buddism outside the subcontinet. Akbar comes second, IMO

The lady is right

Bhutan is a free country. It can have relations with any country. Just because they are opening up to China, how does that mean they are dumping India?

*ahem*zardari*ahem*head-of-state*ahem*

yes, according to him. I'm sure he is a false flag-er.