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Yes, NUKES. India first conceptualised about nukes under Homi J. Bhaba who was later assasinated by CIA. Then India tested nukes in 1972 called Laughing Buddha in Pokhran, then again in 1998.
Nuclear physics is a level of science with which you bangladeshis are yet to be acquainted. It requires intelligence, infrastructure, money and years of research to master nuclear science. We will talk once bangladesh becomes nuclear.
What are you talking about mate? Bangladesh is completely controlled by RAW. We will soon have SAARC minus Pakistan. Burma too will probably be part of this grouping. In foreign policy, the tack has changed from engaging with Pakistan to diplomatically isolating Pakistan, especially within South Asia. And, despite media talk there is really no Agenda against China, unless border issues heat up. As long as status quo is maintained and players respect international law, there is no problem.
China does not respect anybody, don't be under any illusion. If China sees profit then tomorrow they will oenly betray and sell out Pakistan to the highest bidder. USA saved China from Japan. Read about the atrocities the Japanese did on Chinese civilians. China should have been grateful, instead they killed US soldiers in Korean war and are engaged in an intense political rivalry with US.
India has had ancient relations with China since days of Asoka. But don't think China has the same feeling of friendship. They are ruthless politicians. They see only their own profit. They used USSR, and once they got what they wanted they betrayed USSR in the Afghanistan war.
China cannot be trusted.
Some communities in north eastern India have their origins in SEA just like many north Indians have their origin in Central Asia. India should forget aman ka tamasha and focus on building relations with Thailand, Vietnam etc. During Chola era India had spread its culture in the region. Thanks to these marxist traitors in India today India cannot even focus on their culture at home.






That's clever