‘BJP-led govt will fine-tune China policy

[Rahul9090]

BEIJING: A Chinese thinktank had more of less predicted BJP leader Narendra Modi's stand on Arunachal Pradesh. If "Right-deviant" party as represented by BJP comes to power, Sino-Indian relations may proceed in a "learning curve", state-run China Institute of International Studies said in its journal, China International Studies on Sunday. "Of course, whichever political force assumes power in the coming election, India's fundamental policy towards China would not change dramatically, but one would definitely see some 'fine-tuning' of the strategic tendency and certain specific issues in India's China policy," the article by Lan Jianxue, a researcher at the institute said. Modi last week had warned China about its "expansionist mindset" while speaking at a public meeting in Arunachal Pradesh. "Arunachal Pradesh is an integral part of India and will always remain so. No power can snatch it from us. People of Arunachal Pradesh didn't come under pressure or fear of China," he had said. China had earlier objected to even Prime Minister Manmohan Singh holding public meetings in the state, which it claims belongs to it. However, the Chinese think-tank did not seem clear about the views of Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi and "young Turks" in the party, and their perception of India-China relations. "There are not many 'China hands' among young Turks in the Congress party and their position and views on India's China policy are not quite clear," Lan wrote. He then made a surprising observation that some Chinese analysts are nervous about India's growing relationship with the west and fear it might actually use force against China. On India's relations with the US, the article said, "This has led some Chinese commentators to think that India poses a threat to China and makes China nervous. They are afraid that India would attempt to use force to settle the boundary question or collaborate with the United States in containing China." But Lan counters these fears saying the two countries are opposed to war and quotes former ambassador and foreign secretary Nirupama Rao to say the two countries will gain through healthy competition in the economic sphere. "Even those strategic analysts and politicians in India, who still stubbornly cling to their view that China is 'a long-term threat to and a rival of India', tend to think that India can keep such threat and rivalry under control by way of economic engagement, military preparation, diplomatic skill and a balancing strategy of maneuvering among big powers, thus making the bilateral relationship less vulnerable to contingencies," Lan said.

 

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[HariPrasad]

Make our border infrastructure strong for quick response and build inventory of proper China specific inventory. China specific polity will work only if we are strong enough which we can easily become if proper government is there in place.

 

[T90TankGuy]

BEIJING: A Chinese thinktank had more of less predicted BJP leader Narendra Modi's stand on Arunachal Pradesh. If "Right-deviant" party as represented by BJP comes to power, Sino-Indian relations may proceed in a "learning curve", state-run China Institute of International Studies said in its journal, China International Studies on Sunday. "Of course, whichever political force assumes power in the coming election, India's fundamental policy towards China would not change dramatically, but one would definitely see some 'fine-tuning' of the strategic tendency and certain specific issues in India's China policy," the article by Lan Jianxue, a researcher at the institute said. Modi last week had warned China about its "expansionist mindset" while speaking at a public meeting in Arunachal Pradesh. "Arunachal Pradesh is an integral part of India and will always remain so. No power can snatch it from us. People of Arunachal Pradesh didn't come under pressure or fear of China," he had said. China had earlier objected to even Prime Minister Manmohan Singh holding public meetings in the state, which it claims belongs to it. However, the Chinese think-tank did not seem clear about the views of Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi and "young Turks" in the party, and their perception of India-China relations. "There are not many 'China hands' among young Turks in the Congress party and their position and views on India's China policy are not quite clear," Lan wrote. He then made a surprising observation that some Chinese analysts are nervous about India's growing relationship with the west and fear it might actually use force against China. On India's relations with the US, the article said, "This has led some Chinese commentators to think that India poses a threat to China and makes China nervous. They are afraid that India would attempt to use force to settle the boundary question or collaborate with the United States in containing China." But Lan counters these fears saying the two countries are opposed to war and quotes former ambassador and foreign secretary Nirupama Rao to say the two countries will gain through healthy competition in the economic sphere. "Even those strategic analysts and politicians in India, who still stubbornly cling to their view that China is 'a long-term threat to and a rival of India', tend to think that India can keep such threat and rivalry under control by way of economic engagement, military preparation, diplomatic skill and a balancing strategy of maneuvering among big powers, thus making the bilateral relationship less vulnerable to contingencies," Lan said.

You really need to start posting source links.

 

[fsayed]

1. Only 1 answer: BJP
   
   (१) समझोता एक्सप्रेस पाकिस्तान कौन लेकर गया? (२) खोखरापार को रास्ते पाकिस्तान रेल कौन लेके गया? (३) परवेझ मुर्शरफ को आग्रा (भारत) िकसने बुलाया? (४) जब संसद पर हमला हुआ था तब सरकार किसकी थी? (५) जब लाल िकल्ले पर हमला हुआ तब सरकार किसकी थी? (६) जब अक्षरधाम मंदिर पर हमला हुआ तब सरकार किसकी थी? (७) जब कंधार विमान कांउ हुआ तब सरकार किसकी थी? (८) दामात की तरह आतंकवादीयों को विमान से छो़डने कौन गया था? (९) पाकिस्तान में जाकर िजन्ना के मदार पर कौन रोया था? ताकी भारत के मुसलमानों को बेवकूफ बनाया जाये| (१०) कारिगल युद्ध हुआ जो शहिदों के लिए कफन और ताबूत का भ्रष्टाचार हुआ तब किसकी सरकार थी?
   

 

[Bhai Zakir]

BEIJING: A Chinese thinktank had more of less predicted BJP leader Narendra Modi's stand on Arunachal Pradesh. If "Right-deviant" party as represented by BJP comes to power, Sino-Indian relations may proceed in a "learning curve", state-run China Institute of International Studies said in its journal, China International Studies on Sunday. "Of course, whichever political force assumes power in the coming election, India's fundamental policy towards China would not change dramatically, but one would definitely see some 'fine-tuning' of the strategic tendency and certain specific issues in India's China policy," the article by Lan Jianxue, a researcher at the institute said. Modi last week had warned China about its "expansionist mindset" while speaking at a public meeting in Arunachal Pradesh. "Arunachal Pradesh is an integral part of India and will always remain so. No power can snatch it from us. People of Arunachal Pradesh didn't come under pressure or fear of China," he had said. China had earlier objected to even Prime Minister Manmohan Singh holding public meetings in the state, which it claims belongs to it. However, the Chinese think-tank did not seem clear about the views of Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi and "young Turks" in the party, and their perception of India-China relations. "There are not many 'China hands' among young Turks in the Congress party and their position and views on India's China policy are not quite clear," Lan wrote. He then made a surprising observation that some Chinese analysts are nervous about India's growing relationship with the west and fear it might actually use force against China. On India's relations with the US, the article said, "This has led some Chinese commentators to think that India poses a threat to China and makes China nervous. They are afraid that India would attempt to use force to settle the boundary question or collaborate with the United States in containing China." But Lan counters these fears saying the two countries are opposed to war and quotes former ambassador and foreign secretary Nirupama Rao to say the two countries will gain through healthy competition in the economic sphere. "Even those strategic analysts and politicians in India, who still stubbornly cling to their view that China is 'a long-term threat to and a rival of India', tend to think that India can keep such threat and rivalry under control by way of economic engagement, military preparation, diplomatic skill and a balancing strategy of maneuvering among big powers, thus making the bilateral relationship less vulnerable to contingencies," Lan said.

Its the BJP which is in hurry for helping our enemies.

They rant against pak but first one to take bus to lahore then again they rant against pak for kargil but red carpet welcome and 21 gun salute to parvez musharaf then they talk about illegal Bangladeshis but not a single sent back then they talk about terrorism but damad like treatment to maulana azhar massod, attack on lal quila, attack on parliament, attack on akshardham, attack on veshno devi yatris, attack on amarnath yatris, attack on ayaodhya, attack on cattisingpura.

 

[fsayed]

Rahul hits out at Vajpayee, Advani for deriding his father
India Today Online New Delhi, February 24, 2014 | UPDATED 16:44 IST


Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi hit out at senior BJP leaders former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and LK Advani for deriding the achievements of his father and former PM Rajiv Gandhi.

Lashing out at the BJP for its habit of deriding Congress achievements and then trying to appropriate them, Gandhi said, "Senior BJP leaders, like Vajpayeeji and Advaniji, derided my father (former PM Rajiv Gandhi) as computer boy. Today, you have mobile phones in your pockets and this is because of his thinking which was ahead of his time."

Rahul Gandhi


"Everybody knows Congress brought about the White Revolution. Their (BJP's) leaders now say they brought about the revolution in Gujarat. They have now laid their hands on Sardar Patel who was very critical of the RSS," he said.

Gandhi, addressing a farmer's meet, called manifesto consultation session, in Sonepat district of Haryana, said it was part of the BJP's thinking to put people against people and garner votes. "In every state, they make one group the insider and all others outsiders. That's their politics," he said.

The Congress, Gandhi said, believed in playing fair politics. "For us, India is an idea," he said. "We believe in giving you all a choice rather than orders which is the BJP's way," he said.

Aiming to woo farmers, the Congress scion said, "The real empowerment of farmers will begin when they will have a say in ticket distribution. When MPs would fear that poor work will force them out. And I will do that in five-seven years."

Talking about corruption, Gandhi said, "There a lot of people who speak on this, and they only speak. But the root of corruption is the lack of people's representation. Today, roughly 500 people select all candidates for all Assemblies and Lok Sabha in a party. We have to raise this number to 10,000 and more."

Slamming the BJP for being a one-man party, Gandhi said, "They believe one man knows everything. They believe in concentrating power in one man. They believe one man can run the country. We believe in the opposite. We believe in decentralising power."

Responding to a question on forcible land acquisition in Bhatta-Parsaul in Greater Noida in Uttar Pradesh, Gandhi responded, "The land belonged to farmers. But it was taken away forcefully from them for making Formula One track which is used once every year. Even that is now closed."
"Bhatta-Parsaul is just one example. In Niyamgiri in Odisha, the same thing is happening, as elsewhere also."



Read more at: Rahul hits out at Vajpayee, Advani for deriding his father : India, News - India Today

 

[kurup]

Yo congress bots for a change why don't you actually post something that has something to do with the topic at hand .

Link of the article ........ ‘BJP-led govt will fine-tune China policy’ - The Times of India