ITS NOT UNEXPECTED AS CHINA ALWAYS WANTED TO PITCH EXTRANEOUS CLAIMS TO MAKE THE OTHER PARTY(INDIA) TO GO DEFENSIVE. PROBABLY THEY BELIEVE THAT BEST WAY TO HOLD AKSAI CHIN AND AREAS OCCUPIED DURING 1965 WAR IS TO GO OFFENSIVE. AKSAI CHIN IS BECOMING IMPORTANT FOR THEM TO HAVE DIRECT ACCESS TO PAKISTAN AND IRAN. CHINA IS NO LESS A NOTORIOUS STATE. OUR POLITICIANS ARE INCAPABLE OF CONTEMPLATING(LEAVE ALONE DEALING) THESE SITUATION AS MOST OF THEIR ENERGIES ARE DIVERTED TOWARD RESERVATIONS, MINORITY APPEASEMENT, VOTE BANK ETC. LET US PRAY CHANKAYA SHOULD BE REBORN TO TACKLE THESE.
( Posted: Monday , November 13, 2006 at 19:51 )
Santosh Kumar
India should also do straight talk and say Tibet is a sperate nation and Arunachal Pradesh is a soverign part of India.
( Posted: Monday , November 13, 2006 at 19:48 )
Bhaskar Chatterjee
Now, when Chinese Ambassador has spilled the bin, we should know whether CPIM and its leaders Sitaram Yehcuri and Prakash Karat are condemning this. If not, CPIM must be banned as Nehru did in 1962/63.
( Posted: Monday , November 13, 2006 at 19:46 )
Ganesh Pai
This gentleman does not behove to be given the status of a diplomat to make such statments. Anyway, I think alternatively India, China and Tibet can have tripartite talks and have an exchange whereby Tibet and aksai chin are returned to India with Tibet being given autonomous status.
( Posted: Monday , November 13, 2006 at 19:35 )
Gurpreet Singh
One more problem for our incapable leaders .......How they slove this ..they are busy in their own politics ..
( Posted: Monday , November 13, 2006 at 19:34 )
raj
In years to come, remember my statement: This is just the begining China has raised its Voice. In all fronts, including economy they are going so fast that India cant dream to catch them. And in years to come, they will dictate in ASIA and in INDIA, people will spend whole of their energy in fighting on language, color, caste and changing name of CITITIES.
( Posted: Monday , November 13, 2006 at 19:27 )
Completely agree with whatever you have said
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