India Wants to #BoycottChineseProducts After China Blocks Bid to List JeM Chief as Global Terrorist
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It may hurt some global companies like Xiaomi and Huawei.. for them India is the biggest market for their products, but unlike US, in China politics dicate business, rich business tycoons have little say in the Chinese politics, it's all up to what the upper government decides to do.
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the time will not come when those global companies will suffer but India will feel the heat of the consequences of this trade war much before any such global companies will. i still hope there are few sane people in India that will put some sense in Modi govt to avoid and yes this may be another hysteria given to the general public for elections.
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Totally concur
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well indians need smart phone penetration and huawei and MI produce cheaper phone that indians can afford,non chinese brands are expensive and out of reach of majority of indians market will force indians to keeo buying cheeni products!
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Another red face moment for slave India and her master US.
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Oh OK. Good for Indian companies.
BTW, Redmi Note 7 and Redmi Note 7 Pro is selling like a hot cake in India! Just sayin...
BTW, Redmi Note 7 and Redmi Note 7 Pro is selling like a hot cake in India! Just sayin...
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Lol. Now go bow to the latest Chinese diktat.Indians are disgusting and stupid, the Chinese own Indias economy, this will be fun.
Why are Pakistanis so happy? I thought they were against the likes of JeM and Masood Azhar? And their newest PM was against terror?
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Keep begging America for help LOL
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That's your job. Since your SEATO and CENTO days, you have always gyrated your hips for some master or the other.
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Yes this is becoming top trend in india but i think this is just 2, 3 days hype. Indian can't live without Chinese product. Its affordable, cheap, and gives you many options. These days even indian cricketers are promoting Chinese Oppo mobile wearing their shirts. Indian bollywood actors also promoting huwai, vivo & other chinese stuff.
Indian diwali is incomplete without chinese crackers.
Indian diwali is incomplete without chinese crackers.
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https://sputniknews.com/asia/201903101073096594-pakistan-f-16-india-us-deal/
"India Asks US to Probe Pak's Alleged Breach of F-16 Deal Amid Escalated Tensions"
India begging daddy Amkreeka once it got humiliated
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Boycott Chinese goods for Masood Azhar? Why this hashtag is a bad idea
Many Indians think boycotting Chinese goods will put pressure on China. It's a mistaken belief.
Mar 14, 2019, 01.54 PM
After China put a technical hold on the UN Security Council resolution to designate Maulana Masood Azhar of Jaish-e-Muhammad (JeM) as a global terrorist, Indians are once again livid at Beijing. Azhar's JeM was responsible for attack on a CRPF convoy in J&K on February 14 in which nearly 40 personnel were killed. This was fourth time China has derailed such a proposal in last 10 years.
Indian social media is abuzz with calls for boycott of Chinese goods, a typical mass response whenever China hits at Indian interest. However, boycott may not be the right way to respond to China.
Why? In a mistaken belief, many Indians think boycotting Chinese goods will put pressure on China. On the contrary, it will harm India as India is dependent on Chinese imports.
India exports less to China (mainly raw materials) and imports more (mainly electronics and other manufactured goods which are in high demand). India's pharma sector has critical dependence on Chinese imports used in drugs manufacturing.
China's exports to India account for only2 per cent of its total exports. So even if Indians boycott all the goods imported form China, it will not make as big an impact on China as to bring it to its knees before India.
China is India’s largest trading partner, but the trade is heavily skewed in favour of China. A trade war when Indian manufacturing ability is limited is not going to favour India. India’s imports from China are crucial at this stage.
India today imports telecom gear worth over Rs 70,000 crore annually, much of it from Chinese firms like Huawei and ZTE. Chinese companies dominate the telecom sector in India. In handsets, they control 51% of India’s $8 billion plus smartphone market with brands like Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo and OnePlus.
power is another sector where India has come to be dependent on Chinese imports. In thePlan alone, almost 30% of the generating capacity was imported from China. In the rapidly growing solar energy sector, between April and January 2017, solar equipment from China had a share of 87% in a market pegged at $1.9 billion. According to consultancy firm Grant Thornton, in 2017, when inbound deals dipped, the Chinese shifted gears and accounted for 31% of the inbound deal value as against 27% from the US.
The popular impression is that China is dumping consumer goods into India. But the fact is that India depends on China for capital goods too. Reduction in import of cheaper capital goods will push up production costs.
India can fight trade wars with China only when it has removed the big skew in its trade with China, which can take a decade of manufacturing growth.
So is boycott of Chinese goods a totally useless idea? No. It may not impact China in the short run but can harm it in the long run, mainly by way of tarnishing its reputation when China is seeking markets for its goods in Africa and Europe. A social movement to boycott Chinese goods can underline China's tolerance for terrorism when China is eager to portray itself as a responsible global power.
Already, China has started facing backlash from people in various African countries where it is constructing infrastructure projects. Projection of China as an authoritarian, pro-terror country is likely to hit its ability to attract western businesses and increase its footprint in Africa and Europe.
https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...ashtag-is-a-bad-idea/articleshow/68404783.cms
Many Indians think boycotting Chinese goods will put pressure on China. It's a mistaken belief.
Mar 14, 2019, 01.54 PM
After China put a technical hold on the UN Security Council resolution to designate Maulana Masood Azhar of Jaish-e-Muhammad (JeM) as a global terrorist, Indians are once again livid at Beijing. Azhar's JeM was responsible for attack on a CRPF convoy in J&K on February 14 in which nearly 40 personnel were killed. This was fourth time China has derailed such a proposal in last 10 years.
Indian social media is abuzz with calls for boycott of Chinese goods, a typical mass response whenever China hits at Indian interest. However, boycott may not be the right way to respond to China.
Why? In a mistaken belief, many Indians think boycotting Chinese goods will put pressure on China. On the contrary, it will harm India as India is dependent on Chinese imports.
India exports less to China (mainly raw materials) and imports more (mainly electronics and other manufactured goods which are in high demand). India's pharma sector has critical dependence on Chinese imports used in drugs manufacturing.
China's exports to India account for only2 per cent of its total exports. So even if Indians boycott all the goods imported form China, it will not make as big an impact on China as to bring it to its knees before India.
China is India’s largest trading partner, but the trade is heavily skewed in favour of China. A trade war when Indian manufacturing ability is limited is not going to favour India. India’s imports from China are crucial at this stage.
India today imports telecom gear worth over Rs 70,000 crore annually, much of it from Chinese firms like Huawei and ZTE. Chinese companies dominate the telecom sector in India. In handsets, they control 51% of India’s $8 billion plus smartphone market with brands like Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo and OnePlus.
power is another sector where India has come to be dependent on Chinese imports. In thePlan alone, almost 30% of the generating capacity was imported from China. In the rapidly growing solar energy sector, between April and January 2017, solar equipment from China had a share of 87% in a market pegged at $1.9 billion. According to consultancy firm Grant Thornton, in 2017, when inbound deals dipped, the Chinese shifted gears and accounted for 31% of the inbound deal value as against 27% from the US.
The popular impression is that China is dumping consumer goods into India. But the fact is that India depends on China for capital goods too. Reduction in import of cheaper capital goods will push up production costs.
India can fight trade wars with China only when it has removed the big skew in its trade with China, which can take a decade of manufacturing growth.
So is boycott of Chinese goods a totally useless idea? No. It may not impact China in the short run but can harm it in the long run, mainly by way of tarnishing its reputation when China is seeking markets for its goods in Africa and Europe. A social movement to boycott Chinese goods can underline China's tolerance for terrorism when China is eager to portray itself as a responsible global power.
Already, China has started facing backlash from people in various African countries where it is constructing infrastructure projects. Projection of China as an authoritarian, pro-terror country is likely to hit its ability to attract western businesses and increase its footprint in Africa and Europe.
https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...ashtag-is-a-bad-idea/articleshow/68404783.cms
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