Tag: China
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Indian Extended Hand Over Vaccines To Neighbours Hurts Chinese Ego
India has helped push China back as its generous gesture of donating the indigenously done Astra Zeneca Covid-19 vaccine is getting praises from its South Asian patrons. India has sent off a supply manufactured by the Serum Institute of India. Supplies have started to be sent to the Maldives, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and Nepal. Myanmar and ... -
Why India Is Slow On Chinese FDI Investments
Chinese FDI Investments: India is not moving ahead of a huge backlog of Chinese investment proposals, even while Beijing tries to sound of the Centre of the monumental delays. Pending proposals range from everything starting from power to telecom, electronics and even the financial sector. Even existing Chinese partnerships are facing a huge problem. These ... -
Chinese Soldiers In Civilian Clothes Pushed Back From Ladakh
Chinese Soldiers: Chinese soldiers dressed in civilian clothes have been spotted at Changthang village in Ladakh. They were subsequently pushed away by ITBP personnel and civilians. A week back, India and China came on the same level ground talking about respecting the sovereignty of the borders. In a media statement Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) ... -
‘Indo-Pacific Expansion Is Not To Isolate China’: Srivastava, India Foreign Minister
Indo-Pacific Expansion: Russia has accused India of entering the Indo-Pacific group, as a way to cut out China and this has been encouraged solely by the Western countries. In its response, the Indian foreign ministry spokesperson Anurag Srivastava carefully explained India’s position. India entered the Indo-Pacific was its way on expanding its reach to newer ... -
Kremlin Blames The West For Misleading India Into Hating China
Kremlin Blames The West: Russia thinks West has a strategy in place that India can play anti-China games. An affirmative statement was made at the general meeting of the state-run think tank Russian International Affairs Council recently, where Sergey Lavrov also accused Western powers of trying to undermine Russia’s ties with India. Russia is in ... -
India Has Many Reasons Not To Support The Chinese BRI
The Chinese BRI: In its attempt to show retaliation against China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), India did not attend a meeting with the other members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO). The Centre has been opposing it because a large part of the BRI runs through the Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK). BRI or the ... -
Jaishankar Stresses on the more Existential Aspects of Globalisation and India’s Role in Combatting it
Jaishankar Stresses on more Globalisation: The focus for India, when it comes to connectivity projects will always be transparency- this is the message that External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar gave at the Deccan Dialogue, held at the Indian School of Business in Hyderabad recently. Indirectly addressing the Chinese move on the Belt and Road Initiative ... -
EAM of India, US, Australia, and Japan will meet in Oct to discuss post-coronavirus international order
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will join in the Second India-Australia-Japan-USA Ministerial Meeting, also called the Quadrilateral Security Dialog or Quad, on October 6 and 7 to discuss bilateral relations, post-Coronavirus International order, and call for a free, comprehensive, and open Indo-Pacific. S Jaishankar will be meeting with Foreign Minister of Australia Maris Payne, Foreign ... -
India closely watching Chinese activities along LAC: Defence Minister in Parliament
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday addressed the Rajya Sabha over the dispute with China and current situation in eastern Ladakh. Addressing the Upper House of the Parliament, the Defence Minister stated that China attempted to change the status quo along the LAC in Eastern Ladakh by making provocative military manoeuvres on August 29/30 at ... -
China’s surveillance tech targets Indian VIPs
A leaked data cache belonging to a Chinese company with links to the government and military shows the profiling and tracking of prominent individuals in many foreign countries, including India. A Chinese company with links to the country’s military and intelligence networks has been building a mammoth database of “relational” personal information on millions of ...









