Unlike his predecessors, Modi challenging us on Dalai Lama: China

[ckf]

Is it billions were you lying?

Is 66 billion in military + economic aid not enough for hosting Dalai?

 

[ashok321]

I am quoting the 2015 figure. I don't know 2017 figure

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_technology_in_India

This is far from the truth starting with your original post.

 

[Jlaw]

Newbie ignored:


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He's not newbie but a banned Indian. Once ban is over you won't see this guy until he's ban again

 

[ashok321]

He's not newbie but a banned Indian. Once ban is over you won't see this guy until he's ban again

Yes I am aware of it.
I can not prove the point that he was a banned ID, therefore I do not accuse them of such.
Otherwise the onus remains on me to prove their own wrongdoing.

Delhi University is not government of India. Last thing I heard is RTI officer was fined for rejecting application. The university later provide reasons that the records weren't kept more than a year for distant edu students.
Still RTI information is provided, may be you were late to know the facts.

And pointing out one such incident and claiming the entire system is false shows your narrow mentality.

may be you should make this your own signature. You are gonna need it.

Arvind Kejriwal's degree becomes public through RTI.
But not PM's.
Thats where the game lies. Even for retards to know Modi is stonewalling.

 

[dray]

China found its friends in Hafiz Saeed and Azhar Masoods of the world, it chose its side, and we are in the opposite side...Simple.

 

[beijingwalker]

China found its friends in Hafiz Saeed and Azhar Masoods of the world, it chose its side, and we are in the opposite side...Simple.

They are still young and still can hurt India in the coming years while Dalai lama is very old and can't hurt China in any way any more and he's dying anyway. A fair deal for China.

 

[Contract Killer]

Bringing Panchsheel was a disaster statement-

Since 2010, i have been saying that Chinese bullying is like a leg with Filariasis disease. It can only scare u until u dont touch it.

They are still young and still can hurt India in the coming years while Dalai lama is very old and can't hurt China in any way any more and he's dying anyway. A fair deal for China.

U forgot that Uighur Muslims still live in China. All needed is some moral support.

 

[dray]

They are still young and still can hurt India in the coming years while Dalai lama is very old and can't hurt China in any way any more and he's dying anyway. A fair deal for China.

Good. And this is just the beginning. You have played your cards, now it's our turn.

 

[beijingwalker]

Good. And this is just the beginning. You have played your cards, now it's our turn.

You have played this card for 6 decades. we just started, a late comer in this game but we learn fast.

Since 2010, i have been saying that Chinese bullying is like a leg with Filariasis disease. It can only scare u until u dont touch it.


U forgot that Uighur Muslims still live in China. All needed is some moral support.

They live in paradise comparing to Kashmiris, for those China should give moral support and for the Maoist comarades.

 

[Contract Killer]

You have played this card for 6 decades. we just started, a late comer in this game but we learn fast.


They live in paradise comparing to Kashmiris, for those China should give moral support and for the Maoist comarades.

Yes yes whynot. Paradise where you cannot keep Muslim Names. Cannot pray freely. DNA profiling of each Muslim. Wow what a paradise. All Muslims will love to live there.

Your Maoist comrades get un interrupted support from ur country, but sorry they arn't succeeding and r surrendering in mass.

 

[beijingwalker]

Yes yes whynot. Paradise where you cannot keep Muslim Names. Cannot pray freely. DNA profiling of each Muslim. Wow what a paradise. All Muslims will love to live there.

Your Maoist comrades get un interrupted support from ur country, but sorry they arn't succeeding and r surrendering in mass.

That' s relatively speaking if you compare Chinese Muslims lives( mostly Hui Muslims from Ningxia province) with Kashmiris, I don't have to tell you what' s going on there. As for Maoist rebells, didn't they just kill a record high number of indian soldiers in the whole history in just one single ambush very recently?

 

[oOo]

That' s relatively speaking if you compare Chinese Muslims lives( mostly Hui Muslims from Ningxia province) with Kashmiris, I don't have to tell you what' s going on there. As for Maoist rebells, didn't they just kill a record high number of indian soldiers in the whole history in just one single ambush very recently?

Side effects of freedom !!

 

[AnnoyingOrange]

Unlike his predecessors, Modi challenging us on Dalai Lama: China
PTI
PublishedApr 5, 2017, 11:07 am IST

Beijing: India is using the Dalai Lama as a diplomatic leverage to challenge China's "bottom line", Chinese state media said today, threatening that New Delhi may have "underestimated" Beijing's determination to protect its core interests.

The Chinese reaction to the Dalai Lama's visit to Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh came in an article in the state-run Global Times, which is part of the ruling Communist Party publications an is known for striking nationalistic postures.

"Unlike his predecessors, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi seems to have taken a different stance on the Dalai issue, raising public engagements with the monk and challenging Beijing's bottom line," Chinese state media said according to an NDTV report.

"Beijing has voiced concerns over the issue, but New Delhi claimed that China shouldn't intervene in its 'internal affairs'," the article said, referring to Indian Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju's comments on Tuesday.

"This is absurd," the article said. Rijiju has said India never interfered in Beijing's affairs, has respected the "One China" policy, and thus China should not interfere in India's internal affairs or object to the Dalai Lama's visit.

"There is no political angle behind his holiness's visit to Arunachal Pradesh. It is completely religious." Separately, External Affairs Ministry has said that no "artificial controversy" should be created about the visit.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry is yet to react to Rijiju's comments or the External Affairs statement yesterday. However, the state media asked India to "overcome its suspicion" of Beijing. "China doesn't allow India to free ride on its economic growth while jeopardising Beijing's core interests."

It warned, "New Delhi may have underestimated Beijing's determination to safeguard its core interests. Many countries have pledged not to extend invitations to the Dalai Lama.

As the two largest emerging economies, China and India have great potential for cooperation." Today's article also accused India of playing the "Tibet card" as it is dissatisfied with Beijing's stance on India's bid for Nuclear Suppliers Group membership and its attempts to add Masood Azhar, the chief of Pakistan-backed militant group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), to a UN Security Council blacklist.

"Therefore, Delhi attempts to play the Tibet card against Beijing," it said, adding that "unlike his predecessors, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi seems to have taken a different stance on the Dalai issue, raising public engagements with the monk and challenging Beijing's bottom line," it said.

India and China have had discussions on the two issues, yet the matters are far from being resolved, leading to strain in ties. Also, China is sensitive to the visit of the Dalai Lama, who it calls an "anti-China separatist", to Arunachal's Tawang region which happens to be the birthplace in 1683 of the sixth Dalai Lama and is at the centre of Tibetan Buddhism.

China has in recent days upped its rhetoric on claims to parts of Arunachal Pradesh, which it calls southern Tibet, and even warned India of "serious damage" to ties if New Delhi allowed Tibet's exiled spiritual leader's visit to go ahead.

The article added, "India is also exploring the option of linking the strategic border district of Tawang with a railway network, another provocation against Beijing. India has also invited a 'parliamentary delegation from Taiwan in February'."

Citing other instances like the Dalai Lama's meeting with President Pranab Mukherjee in December, which Beijing sees as a "provocation", it quoted Rijiju as having said to an international news agency in an interview that "it's a behavioural change you are seeing. India is more assertive."

It said that the Dalai Lama is "now openly used by India as a diplomatic tool to win more leverage." Last night, another piece on the newspaper's website said India was using the Dalai Lama's visit to Tawang "to upset" China.

An unnamed Chinese analyst told the newspaper that the 14th Dalai Lama's visit to Tawang will hurt Sino-Indian ties. "The Dalai's visit to the controversial area, especially Tawang, which China hopes will be returned, will affect relations between China and India," the analyst from the Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences told the paper on the condition of anonymity.

The analyst too pointed out the religious significance of the Tawang to Tibetans, saying it's the birthplace of the sixth Dalai Lama Tsangyang Gyatso. The analyst said this was not the first time India has used the Dalai Lama to express its displeasure to China, especially when bilateral talks fail to include their demands or to "pander to domestic anti-China issues".

http://www.deccanchronicle.com/worl...estimated-beijings-resolve-chinese-media.html

The message is simple... if you want us to respect you... you have got to respect us back.... you are not gods and we are not your slaves.. we will look you in your eye and talk to you...and call you out if you are doing wring to us.

 

[beijingwalker]

Side effects of freedom !!

Not affect every so called free country. freedom is a whore everyone can use to suit their own purpose.

 

[oOo]

Not affect every so called free country. freedom is a whore everyone can use to suit their own purpose.

Some are not good enough to use freedom wisely. Sad case for big percentage of Indian population, which is quite understandable after a long colonial era.