Warm reception to Indian naval ships in China

[Impasse]

Which agency?

In past I have worked with JWT, 22 feet and Maxus. Currently working in Stirred Creative, it is a mid size full service agency.

 

[kkacer]

all chinese weapons are made by russian scientists or stolen tech
How China Steals U.S. Military Secrets - Popular Mechanics
u guys dint invent crap

Gun Powder, Gun, Cannon, Steel, Landmine, Paper, Compass, Printing all are invented by Chinese.

Europeans stolen ancient Chinese technologies to commit atrocities all over the world.

No China, No Modern Weapons.

Chinese vs White Europeans - YouTube

Chinese invented gun, canon, rocket, missile, crossbow

Chinese invented gun, canon, rocket, missile, crossbow #4 - YouTube

Indians often claim West are superior based on "their" inventions. But as this Discovery Channel documentary shows, Europeans merely copied many inventions that originated in China.

Things Europe Never Invented: Ancient Chinese Inventions Pt1 - YouTube

 

[Royan]

Indian naval fleet anchors bilateral ties in Shanghai - China.org.cn

Im borrowing a post by greyboy2 on another forum.

 

[Icewolf]

Rather Chinese should blow up Indian ship with a C-802 eh? That would be a nice warm welcome

 

[Royan]

Rather Chinese should blow up Indian ship with a C-802 eh? That would be a nice warm welcome

Last I checked they were civilized !They decided to reciprocate the warm welcome India gave to Chinese ships Visiting India.

 

[Skull and Bones]

Rather Chinese should blow up Indian ship with a C-802 eh? That would be a nice warm welcome

No wonder you guys suck in international diplomacy.

 

[sancho]

I hope India can produce naval ship by itself, don't just buy foreign weapons

India should learn from China

India can buy from foreign countries, next to our indigenous developments.
China don't have the same advantages, that's why China has no option that develop things alone.

So it's not necessarily and advantage of China, but a necessity! I have seen Chinese members here too, that would like to add certain foreign techs and weapons to their indigenously developed vessels like India does it as well, because that's away how the quality can be further increased.

 

[S10]

Chinese Naval ships 99% are made in China. many warships are 100%

India 20% only, very poor

The latest Type 52C destroyers uses GT-25000, a gas turbine engine imported from Ukraine as well as Russian Ka-28 helicopter. Same with 051C destroyer, except even more Russian components (Top Plate radar). Our older designs are based off of Russian designs from the 1960's. I am nationalistic, but I know when to be objective about things. That 99% BS you posted simply isn't true.

And quit trolling the thread. Things were fine before you opened your mouth.

 

[Srinivas]

Wrong, Shivalik class helped by Russia too. No Russia, No Shivalik class

Delays resulted from design inputs from the Naval Design Bureau (NDB) for the weapons suite, specification changes to the hull steel and delays in delivery of high-strength D-40S steel from Russia.

Shivalik class = It is equipped with a mix of Indian, Russian, Israeli and Western weapons and sensors. India accounts for 40% only

It is ok taking assistance from Russia and try to indigenize rather than stealing bits and peices and building cheap products.

 

[GR!FF!N]

Rather Chinese should blow up Indian ship with a C-802 eh? That would be a nice warm welcome

sorry guys..our ships are too costly..maybe they can do that with yours...

@topic...


INS Rana looks majestic and F**king beautiful..

 

[kkacer]

It is ok taking assistance from Russia and try to indigenize rather than stealing bits and peices and building cheap products.

even cheap products, Chinese Naval Power is much stronger than India

 

[GR!FF!N]

even cheap products, Chinese Naval Power is much stronger than India

okk..now shut up..you are trying hard to make this thread another troll thread..

 

[itaskol]

I saw these ships today. looks great.
and my wife works in hsbc building in shanghai. she can see these all the time through the window.

I saw these ships today. looks great.
and my wife works in hsbc building in shanghai. she can see these all the time through the window.

 

[WHITESMOKE]

Its really strange how some Chinese people troll here on pdf. Sometimes i really doubt that are they really Chinese? I have worked/talked with many chinese people and believe me they never speak that much. But here these trolling pots have really big mouths. Quite strange.

On topic: I see there will be only more and more coopreation. Only hungry people fight as they have nothing to loose. Since india and china are getting taste of money/progress, they will surely avoid the path of fight. I strongly believe this type of cat fight will start happening in europe after some year due to recession. If you remove 1962, i dont remember that ever india/china had a fight, because there was no need, both nations were quite wealthy and doing great. Lets wait when chinese ships visit indian shores for improving ties.

 

[Alphacharlie]

Warm reception to Indian naval ships in China
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June 13, 2012,

Beijing: Four Indian naval warships, on a first in six years goodwill tour to China, docked at the Shanghai port on Wednesday to a warm reception by the Chinese navy, as the two forces work to overcome mistrust and warm up for maritime cooperation.

Rana -- a Rajput class guided missile destroyer, Shivalik -- a stealth frigate; Karmuk -- a Kora class Corvettes and INS Shakti -- a fleet tanker, comprising of over 1000 sailors and officers arrived at the picturesque Bund in Shanghai to the accomplishments of Chinese naval bands.

Chinese naval officials headed by Rear Admiral, Shen Hao, Commander of the Shanghai Maritime garrison welcomed the ships and the crew.

Marking the significance of the occasion, Vice Admiral Anil Chopra, Chief of Indian Navy's Eastern Command along with Indian Ambassador, S Jaishankar were present to greet the Chinese naval officials.


Much to the delight of the Indian officials, a large contingent of the Chinese media turned up to cover the event and the press interaction that followed.

A press brief issued by the Indian embassy about the interaction with Chinese media today said the Indian officials highlighted India's "Look East Policy" stating that it underscores the importance India attaches to enhancing relations with East and South East Asian countries.

"It is with the hope of strengthening military ties with the countries of the strategically important region that the four ships under the command of Read Admiral Ajit Kumar, Flag Officer Commanding Eastern Fleet, were presently deployed in the South and East China Sea," the note said.

The ships which started their deployment in early May will continue till June 12 with port calls at Singapore, Vietnam, Philippines, South Korea, Japan and China.

The Chinese journalists "bombarded" Vice Admiral Chopra and Jaishankar with questions about India's stand on the ongoing row between Philippines and China over the disputed islands in South China Sea, the emerging India-Japan defence cooperation, India's acquisition of new aircraft carrier, INS Vikramaditya and China's plans to commission it is own aircraft carrier shortly.

Navy can be gauged from the fact that Flag Officer Commanding in Chief of the Easter Naval Command, Vice Admiral Anil Chopra is also present in Shanghai during the port call of Eastern fleet ships," said the brief.

"The importance of the maritime global concern about security and the economic growth of both China and India automatically translates to a convergence of interests that underlines the need for us to strengthen cooperation in the maritime domain," it said.

"The sustainable contribution of the PLA Navy to combating the scourge of piracy in the Gulf Of Aden is something that we are well aware of and highly appreciate. We therefore eagerly look forward to exercising with the very capable PLA Navy on our exit from Shanghai port," it said.

Vice Admiral Chopra later held talks with his counterpart of Chinese Navy, Su Zhiqian. Rear Admiral Gu Xiangping, Deputy Commander of the East Sea fleet, attended the reception on board the ships in the evening.

The ships have been lined up for a series of engagements of public diplomacy, including visits by school children, local public and media.

The Indian naval band will perform to entertain the Chinese crowds and receptions were due to be held with top civic and military officials.

The Indian ships' visit is being seen as a significant event, as the two navies regarded as emerging powers of blue waters warmed up for maritime cooperation despite concerns over each others' rapid rise.

China is watching warily the US navy's big push into the Asia-pacific just when Beijing is tied down with maritime disputes over the islands in the South China Sea with a number of its neighbours including Philippines and Vietnam.

China, which claims a large part of South China Sea as its own objected to India's oil exploration in the blocks claimed by Vietnam and expressed satisfaction when ONGC abandoned the wells citing poor yield.

India insists on freedom of navigation in South China Sea as it is a vital maritime route and Beijing has clarified several times that it never disrupted navigation. An Indian naval ship reported to have received a message last year when it was passing through South China Sea, stating that it is traveling in Chinese waters. But, Beijing termed it as a groundless report.

While trying to scale up relations with India, China is also watching the impact of Washington's efforts to take ties with New Delhi to a new strategic level. The visit to China assumed "immense importance" as this year is declared as Year of India China Friendship and Cooperation.

PTI

Warm reception to Indian naval ships in China

APPLAUD with Both Hands. Thank you....hope the sentiment translates into resolving Aski Chin issue.