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Strong arm tactics. They can't touch you militarily so they will do so using other means. Govt. needs to make up its mind about certain key sectors.
‘Let me correct you… we share a border with Tibet, not China’: Arunachal CM Pema Khandu | WATCH
Khandu further asserted that no Indian state directly borders China, but rather the region historically known as Tibet, which was forcibly annexed by China in the 1950s
You've probably seen this vitriolic post by now.
On the same day they smile and say hindi-cheeni bhai bhai at SCO, the real truth is posted on X.
Waw we Indians are so scared what are we gonna do without Milky Way galaxy power China hand holding us. @_Anonymous_ you were so right when you said le Hans think Indians and others are nothing without them.
India obviously knows China's true intent. But China will not be able to stop India's economic rise, because the world economy is still run by the West, not by China. Only threat to India's economic rise is our own bureaucratic lethargy and infrastructure.
As for the dogs comment, Indians are not a barking dog, if we were we would have been eaten by Chinese long ago. After all, the love Chinese have for dog meat is world famous.
PM Modi To Visit China, His First Since Galwan Clash, For SCO Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit China to attend the regional summit SCO (Shanghai Cooperation Organisation) in Tianjin city from August 31 to September 1 - signalling another step towards normalising ties between the two nations.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit China to attend the regional summit SCO (Shanghai Cooperation Organisation) in Tianjin city from August 31 to September 1 - signalling another step towards normalising ties between the two nations that had frayed after the Galwan clash of 2020.
PM Modi's last visit to China was in 2019. But he had met Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit in Kazan in October 2024.
Modi’s upcoming visit to China for the SCO summit isn't just about handshakes and hotpot. It’s the beginning of India’s bold new doctrine: “If you can’t beat 'em, license-produce their jets.”
Conclusion:
Why choose between Lockheed and Sukhoi when you can embrace Sinic stealth with Sanskrit soul? The future is multipolar.
and yes, I did use gpt to format this
Here's the leaked plan (trust me bro):
- Border Deal 2.0: Freeze the LAC along current positions. Minor cosmetic concessions. In return: demilitarization, hotline upgrades, and weekly yoga livestreams with PLA border troops.
- Geopolitical Jizya: Drop tariffs on select Chinese electronics, give Huawei a biscuit, maybe let them build one semi-functional smart city in Gujarat. Either unban TikTok or perhaps Beijing agrees not to veto Indian TikTok clones.
- J-31-IN Takes Flight:
India ditches the F-35 (too many strings) and Su-57 (too much vaporware). Instead, India inks a deal for the J-31. Rebranded as “Garuda Mk 1 – Peacebird”.- Twin-engine stealth?
- Cheaper than an F-35?
- Already reverse-engineered from the F-35? Double
- Comes with a complimentary spyware and an Aliexpress discount.
- Twin-engine stealth?
- SCO Solidarity Doctrine:
Join China and Russia in creating a Eurasian security axis. Pakistan? Normalize ties. J-31 commonality leads to cross-border spare parts exchange and passive-aggressive DMs between PAF and IAF pilots.
Think Greece-Turkey but with more rice and fewer treaties.
- AMCA Heavy Variant (Mk 2.5ish):
Use the J-31 tech base as “inspiration” (just like everyone else) to make a heavier, twin-seat, semi-stealthy AMCA variant. Bonus: Chengdu interns get free chai during HAL co-development workshops.
Conclusion:
Why choose between Lockheed and Sukhoi when you can embrace Sinic stealth with Sanskrit soul? The future is multipolar.
and yes, I did use gpt to format this
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Taiwan part of China: India after keeping mum on One-China policy for 17 years
India, like most other nations, has been adhering to the One-China policy since 1949, recognising only the People's Republic of China.
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