New Japan-India alliance will transform Asia

[Kyusuibu Honbu]

Neither the both of you will be allow to join the UN security council, what is the point for us to speak up? Also the US is the still the main leader of any alliance. A Japan-India alliance separated by the SCS is as useless as an alliance between Philippines and Vietnam. LOL

Then ask your govt to stop whining about it

Indo-Japan defence ties 'dangerous' for Asia: Chinese expert - The Economic Times

BEIJING: Taking umbrage over India's move to include Japan in Malabar exercises, an official Chinese analyst today warned that the Indo-Japan defence cooperation is "dangerous for Asia" and the two countries should be "careful about it".


"There has been a clear trajectory of Japan and India deepening their defence ties in recent years and the relations are bound to be promoted since India will include Japan in the Malabar naval exercises with the US in October. The two countries are also exploring the possibility of air exercises," an article in the web edition of the state-run Global Times said.

Titled "Indo-Japanese military cooperation dangerous for Asia", the article written by Lu Yaodong, Director of the state-run Global Times said.

 

[Keel]

This part is interesting.. It says that somehow Japan feels abandoned by the US？？Can you share the article link？

It is the US who is cautious of the Indians:

http://csis.org/files/publication/TWQ_13Summer_Gilboy-Heginbotham.pdf

and the Jpnese who is speaking so highly of the Indians navy is still avoiding the question:

Flattery is one thing while realism is another.
The two may or may not go together well
Care to share with the forumers about your experience with the "Indian Navy"?

You dont even know what is "immaturity"!
Take a look at yourself if you have a mirror
This is an open forum who is not letting whom for comments?
If you dont have anything more to contribute, please stop commenting

I ask this again: What is your experience with the "indian Navy"?

and I asked him with reference to the Jpnesse' remark in post 24 here

I do believe you speak out of lack of experience. If you have nothing to contribute to this thread besides insults and derogatory comments, perhaps its best to refrain from posting in the thread.

It was when he replied to @TheTruth 's comment which was deleted :

Lets not forget:

Of course not
Thanks for the vid

 

[大汉奸柳传志]

http://csis.org/files/publication/TWQ_13Summer_Gilboy-Heginbotham.pdf

That‘s a nice read.

 

[Echo_419]

I've been working on a risk analysis paper regarding India's manufacturing sector and boy oh boy, am i really getting happy as i crunch these numbers in my next report. We really are seeing great integration between Indian and Japanese auto industry sector players, not to mention r&d companies. Its definitely not reported enough in media, but operational-wise, we are seeing this on ground. It is en vivo happening as we speak.

The integration between India and Japan is happening; and its getting deeper and deeper each day.

For you to read, buddy:

India is the most diverse equity market globally | Business Standard News

http://www.freit.org/WorkingPapers/Papers/ForeignInvestment/FREIT562.pdf

Japan contributes to farming, automotive sector in India | ET Auto

If I may be so bold,what do you do for a living

 

[asad71]

When there is discussion about big and powerful nations members from insignificant and tiny countries should not interfere specially with their irrelevant and offtopic post.

1. In case you didn't know, here a member is a member. The flag you sport evokes laughter and some pity.

2. Those who cannot rule themselves, have no history of being rulers but of being ruled always, where thousands of starving farmers commit suicide every year, where more than half the population do not have toilets and have to poop in the open, which hosts the largest number of poor people on earth and whose govt's writ covers barely 40% of the country - nationals of such countries must stop chest thumping / phutanee and behave sober.

 

[TheTruth]

I do believe you speak out of lack of experience. If you have nothing to contribute to this thread besides insults and derogatory comments, perhaps its best to refrain from posting in the thread.

I doubt the Indian navy could take on South Korea, much less China.

Then ask your govt to stop whining about it

Indo-Japan defence ties 'dangerous' for Asia: Chinese expert - The Economic Times

One analyst isn't the entire Chinese government. Modiji needs to solve Indian illiteracy.

 

[Aepsilons]

If I may be so bold,what do you do for a living

I'm an educator / risk analyst. I deal with numbers full time and teach college undegrads , too.

 

[Lure]

When there is discussion about big and powerful nations members from insignificant and tiny countries should not interfere specially with their irrelevant and offtopic post.

There are 240 million Bengalis in the World. 157 million living in Bangladesh and 83 million living in India. You call 240 million people insignificant and tiny? Check your facts before posting.

 

[Kyusuibu Honbu]

One analyst isn't the entire Chinese government. Modiji needs to solve Indian illiteracy.

Anything in the Chinese media doesn' t pass without CCP's approval, hence Chinese media is as good as CCP views.
Xiji should address logical reasoning capabilities its netizens

 

[Aepsilons]

Anything in the Chinese media doesn' t pass without CCP's approval, hence Chinese media is as good as CCP views.

Actually that's very true. One thing the the Chinese state government can be proud of is the ability of their state media to portray government-sanctioned views. In more open media source countries, its a lot harder to control. Media, in these countries, are a totally different political animal. For example is US news media; you will have liberal news media (CNN, MSNBC, CBS) and you will have more conservative voices (FOX NEWS), one thing is evident --- the conservative news outlets (sometimes you have to get it through private radio channels), are very open in criticizing administration's policies. Liberal news media, unfortunately, has a different agenda.

 

[Echo_419]

I'm an educator / risk analyst. I deal with numbers full time and teach college undegrads , too.

Looks like you landed a dream job

 

[Abingdonboy]

With the acquisition of the US-2s, the Indian Navy and the Indian Coast Guard will be the undisputed, naval power of the Greater Indian Ocean Region. Also, the US-2s can be easily retrofitted with anti-submarine devices. Not to mention its vast travel potential of over 5,000 km2 range.

Talk about an extra force on your 'Chakra' eh? lol

From a pragmatic perspective the US-2 is best suited for the Indian coast guard for long Range SAR missions. The plane will prove useful to the IN though, specifically for support amphibious ops, supporting special operations, logistics for the A&N islands and supporting the IN's CBGs and subs.

For ASW duties the IN has the best in the business- the P8I.

 

[rcrmj]

Actually that's very true. One thing the the Chinese state government can be proud of is the ability of their state media to portray government-sanctioned views. In more open media source countries, its a lot harder to control. Media, in these countries, are a totally different political animal. For example is US news media; you will have liberal news media (CNN, MSNBC, CBS) and you will have more conservative voices (FOX NEWS), one thing is evident --- the conservative news outlets (sometimes you have to get it through private radio channels), are very open in criticizing administration's policies. Liberal news media, unfortunately, has a different agenda.

the highlighted part !
why are you pretending to be an expert regarding China's media industry whereas your knowledge of the landscape is next to 0?`
why are you always trying to act on something that you have no clue about it?
````I hope you do not make your students extremely biased and pretentious as you do ok?

regarding on this issue``as long as China exists Japan can dream the UN sets for as long as it likes, and for India, it might have a chance, should they be more prudent and less deluded