China-India Geopolitics: News & Discussions

[Qutb-ud-din Aybak]

BS,you can hardly even see any news in China about India,let alone such bullshit title.But at the same time i see several India press giving title like "covering China".

They also covered Pakistan in many articles.

 

[Zen0]

Agni 5 was dubbed China killer so China is rightfully raising concerns.

Our government didn't dub it that. So china is getting worked up over nothing.

 

[rcscwc]

India needs to respect international law governing ICBM.

Following Chinese example.

 

[SBUS-CXK]

Our government didn't dub it that. So china is getting worked up over nothing.

http://nationalinterest.org/blog/th...ng-india-test-china-killer-nuke-missile-12156

I'm not sure if it will kill china. But I know that in the era of no missiles in India, China has exported D-3 ballistic missiles to Saudi arabia. —— 1988 year

http://origin.www.uscc.gov/sites/de... Ballistic Missile Sale to Saudi Arabia_0.pdf

 

[ThaniOruvan]

Much animosity between China and India is created by Indian media.

Indian media is not the only culprit.

 

[Zen0]

I'm not sure if it will kill china. But I know that in the era of no missiles in India, China has exported D-3 ballistic missiles to Saudi arabia. —— 1988 year

Ok....? How's this relevant to my comment

 

[nature is]

Indian media is not the only culprit.

Who else?

 

[ThaniOruvan]

Who else?

Obviously Chinese policy makers.
The ones who stoked the idea of passing CPEC through disputed territory, preventing/backing/supporting JeM chief in UN, blocking India's bid to join NSG and hyphenating India with a good-for-nothing nation.
Just publish these news as they are in enough for several generations of Indians to curse or show animosity towards China and Chinese. Put aside media propaganda.
China shouldn't expect any friendly gestures or support for its fight against the West from India after all these.

 

[nature is]

Do you understand these are geopolitical issues? The same can be said about Indian policy maker.

What we are talking is how Indian media intentionally creating more animosity, like missile targeting at China when India govt had never made that statement. Indian media are known for quoting Chinese article out of context. So don't make ridiculous argument here.

China has been and will continue to take on the West on our own.

Do you understand these are geopolitics? The same can be said about Indian policy makers.

What we are talking here is Indian media intentionally create more animosity, like missile targeting at China when India govt had never made that statement. Indian media are known for quoting Chinese article out of context. So don't make ridiculous argument here.

China has been and will continue to take on the West on our own.

 

[MULUBJA]

China says india is a partner and india says her missile program is not any country specific. So there is no dispute of differences. Hindi chini bhai bhai.

We are making our moves against India too. First we shut down their claim to Pakistan territory by building CPEC. Then we humiliate them by internationalizing the dispute when we invite all countries to participate in CPEC. Now we are going to impose UN sanctions on India for building nukes. Russians will side with China against India as usual. Meanwhile, India is on the verge of collapse from the demonetization fiasco. This is a perfect opportunity to strike. Pakistan, I hope you are ready to take advantage of a historic opportunity to eliminate your adversary once and for all.

Oh so CPEC is build? I realy did not know that.

 

[grey boy 2]

China finally agrees to import buffalo meat from India

Making China agree for direct import of bovine meat from India has been a top priority for Indian government since Narendra Modi government took over in May 2014.

Written by Liz Mathew | New Delhi | Updated: January 16, 2017 6:33 am

Officials said China has been buying Indian beef from Vietnam in the last few years and New Delhi was not getting any advantages in terms of changing the bilateral trade.

China has finally agreed to remove restrictions on beef export from India. A top official in the Commerce ministry said Beijing, which has sent quality inspection team to India earlier to examine buffalo meat facilities, has cleared 14 abattoirs for importing meat from here. Making China agree for direct import of bovine meat from India has been a top priority for Indian government since Narendra Modi government took over in May 2014.

Officials said China has been buying Indian beef from Vietnam in the last few years and New Delhi was not getting any advantages in terms of changing the bilateral trade. Sources said Ministry hopes that the export of beef would make a considerable change in the bilateral trade deficit. India’s trade deficit with China increased to $52.69 billion in 2015-16 from $48.48 billion in the previous financial year.

“We have been lobbying hard to make China agree on importing buffalo meat directly from India. Chinese traders were using Vietnam for channelling their meat trade and Vietnam’s buffalo meat import has gone up more than its consumption,” said the official. Vietnam is the number one destination for India’s buffalo meat export and in 2013-14 it was 5,24,370 MT and it rose to 633800.24 MT in 2014-15.

China signed an MoU for importing bovine meat from India in 2013 during Premier Li Keqiang’s visit, but has not lifted the restrictions yet. “After moving at a very slow pace, finally they have cleared 14 centres for its import. This is a positive move and we hope once the restrictions are over, they will clear more centres. Indian buffalo meat – mainly of water buffalo – is considered to be cost competitive and much better quality than what’s exported from countries like Brazil,” said the official. The country has exported 13,14,158.05 MT of buffalo meat products to the world for the worth of, Rs 2,6681.56 crore and the main export destinations are Malaysia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Iraq apart from Vietnam.

With the world’s largest population, China’s consumption of meat has been rising. According to the NGO WildAid, Chinese would consume nearly half of world’s beef by 2030. It also says the average Chinese eats around 170 g of meat per day, up from less than 30 g in 1978. “Its a huge market for India. We have been working really hard on it,” added the official. Last year, Beijing has lifted a 13-year complete ban on import of beef from the US.

After Prime Minister Modi’s visit to China in May 2015, the matter was raised by New Delhi following which China had agreed to send its quality inspectors to see if Indian slaughter houses adhere to the required quality norms. The joint statement issued after Modi’s visit, has said that both sides will take necessary measures to remove impediments to bilateral trade.

http://indianexpress.com/article/bu...es-to-import-buffalo-meat-from-india-4476301/

Never heard of Indian beef, how's it compared with the like of US, Australia one?

 

[Srinivas]

Most of the people in India do not eat Beef , reason why it is exported more.

China finally agrees to import buffalo meat from India

Making China agree for direct import of bovine meat from India has been a top priority for Indian government since Narendra Modi government took over in May 2014.

Officials said China has been buying Indian beef from Vietnam in the last few years and New Delhi was not getting any advantages in terms of changing the bilateral trade.

China has finally agreed to remove restrictions on beef export from India. A top official in the Commerce ministry said Beijing, which has sent quality inspection team to India earlier to examine buffalo meat facilities, has cleared 14 abattoirs for importing meat from here. Making China agree for direct import of bovine meat from India has been a top priority for Indian government since Narendra Modi government took over in May 2014.


Written by Liz Mathew | New Delhi | Updated: January 16, 2017 6:33 am

Officials said China has been buying Indian beef from Vietnam in the last few years and New Delhi was not getting any advantages in terms of changing the bilateral trade.

China has finally agreed to remove restrictions on beef export from India. A top official in the Commerce ministry said Beijing, which has sent quality inspection team to India earlier to examine buffalo meat facilities, has cleared 14 abattoirs for importing meat from here. Making China agree for direct import of bovine meat from India has been a top priority for Indian government since Narendra Modi government took over in May 2014.



Officials said China has been buying Indian beef from Vietnam in the last few years and New Delhi was not getting any advantages in terms of changing the bilateral trade. Sources said Ministry hopes that the export of beef would make a considerable change in the bilateral trade deficit. India’s trade deficit with China increased to $52.69 billion in 2015-16 from $48.48 billion in the previous financial year.

“We have been lobbying hard to make China agree on importing buffalo meat directly from India. Chinese traders were using Vietnam for channelling their meat trade and Vietnam’s buffalo meat import has gone up more than its consumption,” said the official. Vietnam is the number one destination for India’s buffalo meat export and in 2013-14 it was 5,24,370 MT and it rose to 633800.24 MT in 2014-15.

China signed an MoU for importing bovine meat from India in 2013 during Premier Li Keqiang’s visit, but has not lifted the restrictions yet. “After moving at a very slow pace, finally they have cleared 14 centres for its import. This is a positive move and we hope once the restrictions are over, they will clear more centres. Indian buffalo meat – mainly of water buffalo – is considered to be cost competitive and much better quality than what’s exported from countries like Brazil,” said the official. The country has exported 13,14,158.05 MT of buffalo meat products to the world for the worth of, Rs 2,6681.56 crore and the main export destinations are Malaysia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Iraq apart from Vietnam.

With the world’s largest population, China’s consumption of meat has been rising. According to the NGO WildAid, Chinese would consume nearly half of world’s beef by 2030. It also says the average Chinese eats around 170 g of meat per day, up from less than 30 g in 1978. “Its a huge market for India. We have been working really hard on it,” added the official. Last year, Beijing has lifted a 13-year complete ban on import of beef from the US.

After Prime Minister Modi’s visit to China in May 2015, the matter was raised by New Delhi following which China had agreed to send its quality inspectors to see if Indian slaughter houses adhere to the required quality norms. The joint statement issued after Modi’s visit, has said that both sides will take necessary measures to remove impediments to bilateral trade.
http://indianexpress.com/article/bu...es-to-import-buffalo-meat-from-india-4476301/

Never heard of Indian beef, how's it compared with the like of US, Australia one?

 

[Nilgiri]

Never heard of Indian beef, how's it compared with the like of US, Australia one?

Its buffalo meat (carabeef)....less fatty generally. Good for stewing and slow braise generally...the taste is a bit different...has a bit more gamey taste to it...like a bit of deer meat in it. Steaks are generally the same as regular beef.

 

[Nilgiri]

India has about 180 millions of muslims. They would eat beef.

What does this have to do with what I typed? I was answering the OP question about the taste.

Plenty of Hindus eat buffalo meat too...even cattle meat in states like Kerala and Bengal....though other meats are generally preferred because of the cattle meat taboo in many places.

 

[Place Of Space]

Most of the people in India do not eat Beef , reason why it is exported more.

India has about 180 millions of muslims. They would eat beef.