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why are u digging your grave?
How India played hardball with China
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i believe this whole issue was handled by calm mind by both Chinese and Indians.... Maybe a few countries in world think we will fight and go against each other in the adrenaline rush, but India and China are no longer in 1962... there are many things called as Economy, Import/Export at stake here.... plus both countries are rising at international stature....
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nope, no body will think that we are going to fight... except some internet trolls..
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well said..a war btwn both is not in the interest of both countries and neither to the world..today these two are playing the key role in driving the world growth rate ..if their growth rate falls ..things will be worse else where..after all we're living in a globalized world..
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India played hard ball alright by dismantling the bunkers
May 7 (Reuters) - India has agreed to a Chinese demand to demolish bunkers near their de facto border in the Himalayas, Indian military officials said, as part of a deal to end a standoff that threatened to scupper slowly improving relations.
May 7 (Reuters) - India has agreed to a Chinese demand to demolish bunkers near their de facto border in the Himalayas, Indian military officials said, as part of a deal to end a standoff that threatened to scupper slowly improving relations.
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Dude, do u even understand diplomacy? or for you everything is war and everything shud be answered by bullet and misslies and bombs. typical fundamentalist and terrorist mentality. We never said we are victorious by bombing china and asskicking them out of the land. but ya the truth remains chinese have moved out of the land. ever thought why? answer is, suicide bombing isnt the solution always.
stop all this got raped, coward ran away bullshit....... nobody got raped and no body is a coward. both sides played well to get back to status quo which is quite justified. and all chinese cheerleaders boast that chinese are so mighty and if they have to quit their acquired land against the so called weak indians, then its an indian victory. rite?
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Oh Boy!
Where were those Indian armchair warriors of yesterday?
Another Reuters news
https://plus.google.com/+reutersindia/posts/5zskztQLH7E
Reuters India8:16 AM - Public
Details of the deal have not been made public but a senior official from the Indian army's northern command said India had agreed to abandon and destroy bunkers in the Chumar sector, further south along the disputed border.
India agrees to some Chinese demands to end Himalaya standoff | Reuters »
SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - India has agreed to a Chinese demand to demolish bunkers near their de facto border in the Himalayas, Indian military officials said, as part of a deal to end a standoff th...
Where were those Indian armchair warriors of yesterday?
Another Reuters news
https://plus.google.com/+reutersindia/posts/5zskztQLH7E
Reuters India8:16 AM - Public
Details of the deal have not been made public but a senior official from the Indian army's northern command said India had agreed to abandon and destroy bunkers in the Chumar sector, further south along the disputed border.
India agrees to some Chinese demands to end Himalaya standoff | Reuters »
SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - India has agreed to a Chinese demand to demolish bunkers near their de facto border in the Himalayas, Indian military officials said, as part of a deal to end a standoff th...
Gandhi G in da house
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I don't think you noticed the question in the article you posted. Question mark means... It's a question not a fact.
Fact is India has only demolished some bunkers in Chumar. Not given up anything.
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So what's the big deal ? We demolished some bunkers , Chinese took out their tents and went back to where they came from. Sounds like a deal.
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More news emerged regarding demolishing the bunkers.
Yesterday, it was a BIG news to the Indians that there was "NO DEAL."
Today, it turned out there was a deal - the deal was for the Indian to dismantle the bunker.
Then the Indians said it is no big deal - just a tin hut.
Now it is not just a tin hut any more, but those permanent bunkers.
India demolishes Himalaya outpost to end China standoff - Firstpost
SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) – India has agreed to a Chinese demand to demolish a remote army position near their de facto border in the Himalayas, Indian sources said, as part of a deal to end a standoff that threatened to scupper slowly improving relations.
Indian and Chinese soldiers faced off 100 metres (330 feet) apart on a plateau near the Karakoram mountain range, where they fought a war 50 years ago, for three weeks until they reached a deal on Sunday for both sides to withdraw.
The tension had threatened to overshadow a visit by the Indian foreign minister to Beijing on May 9. China’s Premier Li Keqiang is expected to visit India later this month.
India said up to 50 Chinese soldiers set up camp in its territory on the western rim of the Himalayas on April 15. Some Indian officials and experts believed the incursion signalled Chinese concern about increased Indian activity in the area.
The Chinese camp was in an area India said was 19 km (12 miles) beyond what it understands to be the border in the Ladakh region of Kashmir, a vaguely defined line called the Line of Actual Control, which neither side agrees on.
Details of the deal have not been made public and there were differing versions about what had been dismantled. A source with direct knowledge of the decision making in New Delhi said India agreed to take down a temporary metal-roofed shelter in the Chumar area, further south along the disputed border.
The source said the dismantled shelter had been erected in Chumar shortly after China set up camp on the plateau.
However, an official from the Indian army’s northern command said India had taken down more permanent structures from Chumar.
“The bunkers in Chumar were dismantled after we acceded to Chinese demand in the last flag meeting. These bunkers were live-in bunkers,” the army officer told Reuters on Tuesday.
China won the border war they fought in 1962, which soured relations for decades, but ties between the Asian giants have been improving. China is India’s top trade partner and the two occasionally hold joint military exercises.
India has been beefing up its military presence for several years on the remote Ladakh plateau, building roads and runways to catch up with Chinese development across the border in a disputed area known as Aksai Chin
The decision to agree to the Chinese demand followed heavy criticism of the Indian government over its handling of the incident by the opposition.
An official in India’s Defence Ministry said on Monday the deal to end the standoff was “quid pro quo” and said China had also demanded India take down listening and observation posts in the Chumar area, which is close to a Chinese road through Tibet.
The source in New Delhi denied India was dismantling anything more than the border shelter.
(Reporting by Fayaz Bukhari in SRINAGAR; Additional reporting by Nigam Prusty; Writing by Frank Jack Daniel; Editing by Alison Williams)
Yesterday, it was a BIG news to the Indians that there was "NO DEAL."
Today, it turned out there was a deal - the deal was for the Indian to dismantle the bunker.
Then the Indians said it is no big deal - just a tin hut.
Now it is not just a tin hut any more, but those permanent bunkers.
India demolishes Himalaya outpost to end China standoff - Firstpost
SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) – India has agreed to a Chinese demand to demolish a remote army position near their de facto border in the Himalayas, Indian sources said, as part of a deal to end a standoff that threatened to scupper slowly improving relations.
Indian and Chinese soldiers faced off 100 metres (330 feet) apart on a plateau near the Karakoram mountain range, where they fought a war 50 years ago, for three weeks until they reached a deal on Sunday for both sides to withdraw.
The tension had threatened to overshadow a visit by the Indian foreign minister to Beijing on May 9. China’s Premier Li Keqiang is expected to visit India later this month.
India said up to 50 Chinese soldiers set up camp in its territory on the western rim of the Himalayas on April 15. Some Indian officials and experts believed the incursion signalled Chinese concern about increased Indian activity in the area.
The Chinese camp was in an area India said was 19 km (12 miles) beyond what it understands to be the border in the Ladakh region of Kashmir, a vaguely defined line called the Line of Actual Control, which neither side agrees on.
Details of the deal have not been made public and there were differing versions about what had been dismantled. A source with direct knowledge of the decision making in New Delhi said India agreed to take down a temporary metal-roofed shelter in the Chumar area, further south along the disputed border.
The source said the dismantled shelter had been erected in Chumar shortly after China set up camp on the plateau.
However, an official from the Indian army’s northern command said India had taken down more permanent structures from Chumar.
“The bunkers in Chumar were dismantled after we acceded to Chinese demand in the last flag meeting. These bunkers were live-in bunkers,” the army officer told Reuters on Tuesday.
China won the border war they fought in 1962, which soured relations for decades, but ties between the Asian giants have been improving. China is India’s top trade partner and the two occasionally hold joint military exercises.
India has been beefing up its military presence for several years on the remote Ladakh plateau, building roads and runways to catch up with Chinese development across the border in a disputed area known as Aksai Chin
The decision to agree to the Chinese demand followed heavy criticism of the Indian government over its handling of the incident by the opposition.
An official in India’s Defence Ministry said on Monday the deal to end the standoff was “quid pro quo” and said China had also demanded India take down listening and observation posts in the Chumar area, which is close to a Chinese road through Tibet.
The source in New Delhi denied India was dismantling anything more than the border shelter.
(Reporting by Fayaz Bukhari in SRINAGAR; Additional reporting by Nigam Prusty; Writing by Frank Jack Daniel; Editing by Alison Williams)
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Can the Indians do anything right?
And the Indians lied again. The PLA came for a good reason.
Heavy logistic movement gave away Indian army's positions in Chumar to China: sources
New Delhi, May 8: Movement of heavy logistics, including surveillance equipment, by the army may have given away the location of its positions in Chumar in Ladakh region to the Chinese troops which started raising protests on it.
These positions are located at key heights at a place called Zhipugi Arla in Chumar area and from there, the Army troops were able to look deep inside the Chinese erritory including some of its important road links, government sources said.
After the location of the position was compromised, the Chinese side started demanding that they be dismantled as they were built in violation of an understanding between the two sides against construction in disputed areas, they said.
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And the Indians lied again. The PLA came for a good reason.
Heavy logistic movement gave away Indian army's positions in Chumar to China: sources
New Delhi, May 8: Movement of heavy logistics, including surveillance equipment, by the army may have given away the location of its positions in Chumar in Ladakh region to the Chinese troops which started raising protests on it.
These positions are located at key heights at a place called Zhipugi Arla in Chumar area and from there, the Army troops were able to look deep inside the Chinese erritory including some of its important road links, government sources said.
After the location of the position was compromised, the Chinese side started demanding that they be dismantled as they were built in violation of an understanding between the two sides against construction in disputed areas, they said.
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Now the Indians want to do business with China.
I guess money talk.
Khurshid to push for greater market access with China | Business Standard
Khurshid to push for greater market access with China
External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid is expected to strongly take up the issue of gaining greater access to the Chinese market during his visit there on Thursday.
Soaring trade deficit with China has remained a concern for the government for a long time. The ministry of commerce and industry had even worked out a strategy paper in 2009-10 outlining ways to increase India’s exports to China. But there had been no movement on that since then.
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I guess money talk.
Khurshid to push for greater market access with China | Business Standard
Khurshid to push for greater market access with China
External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid is expected to strongly take up the issue of gaining greater access to the Chinese market during his visit there on Thursday.
Soaring trade deficit with China has remained a concern for the government for a long time. The ministry of commerce and industry had even worked out a strategy paper in 2009-10 outlining ways to increase India’s exports to China. But there had been no movement on that since then.
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