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Time to revive OLD SILK ROUTE - RItesh Arya

We had borders with Tibet and no Borders with China till 1959.
 we had a peaceful open border with Tibet
 In 1959 Tibet was attacked by China and Dalai Lama ji fled Tibet to settle in Dharamsala. To consolidate their win over Tibet China wanted to expand its territories and wanted all the land which Tibet had.  We had 1962 Indo China war.  India was taken by surprise but it was the price we paid for keeping quiet of the occupation of Tibet by CHina in 1959. 
 Borders became the center of a dispute. After that China has claimed Ladakh and Arunachal because I think we never took the matter of illegal occupation of Tibet in the United Nations and the whole world kept mum leaving Tibetans to live like a refuge
I think India and China had very good relations in the past. but it was the giving shelter to Dalai Lama ji which led to the conflict.  The entire international community should call spade a spade and help the Tibetan community to get back their motherland from China and China should be held responsible for the suffering imposed on the people of Tibet. 

Ritesh Arya Now it all depends on Dalai Lama ji how he wants Tibet to be, weather Independent or as part of China.  If he agrees and is ready to accept China's occupation as legal, then we have present borders with China If both nations respect today's actual line as the International Borders and promise to resolve territorial disputes after decade. 


  • The second case is we have already claimed Aksai Chin Historically it was part of Tibet which was occupied by Zohrawar Singh in mid 19th century and it became part of Punjab under Ranjeet Singh but after his death, Daleep Singh handed this to the Britishers who after partition gave it to India.  But after the 1962 War Aksai Chin was handed to China by Nehru government. And to keep matters worse China claims its right on Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh. Today  Aksai Chin is now occupied by China and continue with the dispute
  • Ritesh Arya Best is we resolve our border dispute and keep present boundaries as international borders and All the Tibetans can happily go back to their Homeland
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  • Ritesh Arya With US and Europe our main dependence is on weapons and technology. And they mean pure business. As exporting Weapons are their only qualification to run their economy. 
  • But if we have a strong relationship with China we are practically NOT at war with any nation. Pakistan will fall n his own weight. So why the hell should we require the out of date Weapons from the World. 
  • Ritesh Arya So this is the right time to  scrap defense deals and invest money in infrastructure and indigenous technology and gradually build our own defense system aggressively
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So the revival of OLD SILK ROUTE is necessary for building good relationship with our neighbours and gradually emerge as a regional superpower in the region. 

Ritesh Arya
1 May at 02:44
WILL CHINA COLLAPSE and disintegrate???
Nitya Nand Sud, Yash Shah and 38 others
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  • Nitya Nand Sud India should wish it.
  • Rai Gunakesh May be sir ... after 4 to 6 month will decide.
  • Krishan Kant Yes very soon
  • Jagjit Singh Kochar My apprehension is that China will emerge much stronger. China is currently the most productve country. Infact globally Chinese have spread more than Corona. In a few years we all may get herd immunity from Corona but we will never be able to digest China's productive muscle power.
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  • Capt Suresh Sharma I wish it happens and it can happen as they didn't grow organically ..they grew like a plant grows with steroids ...it withers faster

    China grew forcibly ...now either they do COURSE CORRECTION else face the process to perish
  • Satish Jain No not at all .It will be the strongest .
    Kindly note down my words in diary .
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  • Soumyaranjan Behera No way...but India must try to disintegrate Pakistan first...Bcz China making military establishments(underground naval bases) in Baloochistan which is ultimately for fighting against India..."Free Baloochistan" must b first priority for India
  • Balpreet Walia Not possible.....
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  • Varun Aggarwal Not possible, they r to strong now!!
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  • Binita Phartiyal Heart says it should, head says it won't
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  • Pawan Kumar Sen भाई साहब गिर तो तभी गया था जब चीन की सरकार ने दुनिया को करोना वायरस को दुनिया में बांटने की बात सोची और विखरने की बात समय बताएगा
  • Harsh Singla Very soon
  • Ashok Grover More likely, yes...
  • Yadav Ram No. Rathe she has consolidated its financial power
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  • Hemant Tanwar Wishful thinking!Willy nilly one has to admit that ,that is a deep rooted nation and presently unshakable.
  • कुणाल कश्यप Good question, wrong timing. The right question is will China spread its tentacles all over the world?
  • Vikas Behl Yes ,I hope sir but it might happen when all the country might switch over and shutt down there company & establish them in India in each corner of the country as I came to know there are around 3000 companies from America ,japan , Germany ,spain ,Italy & many more who are looking for a potential market and I hope My motherland INDIA is best for all of them Jai Hind
  • Rashmi Srivastava China will emerge as a more stronger and powerful country
  • Rajinder Singh Bedi If you want to know the TRUTH CHINA WILL EMERGE AS A SUPER POWER Its infrastructure as we have seen personally Is highly organised India will require 70 years or so to reach to that level Chinese are professional people they TALK LESS WORK MORE

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  • Priya Yadav Wishful thinking
  • Manvinder Tanwar Why should we wish someones disintegration?? They should take are of themselves !!
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  • Bhalinder Kumar Big volume of work force, smart foreign policies of serving poor nations in terms of business and infrastructure, buying assets everywhere in the world etc. Nothing will disintegrate China as long as their country's economy is based on indigenous resources. India must learn from them and cut the defence budget and help the common man and generate jobs.
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  • Amlesh Tambe I don't think so... Just think... Only we ppls are talking about China and on social media.... Is there any comment or decision taken by central or state government? Or any responsible authority is talking about this???

    I don't know about China...

    But damm sure our India will be in super power within coming 20 years...
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  • Raim Bhaum I don't think so, he have great relationship with corea and some other nation.
  • Ritesh Arya  We had borders with Tibet and no problem till 1959
    When Tibet was attacked by China and Dalai Lama ji fled Tibet to settle in Dharamsala In 1962 China wanted to expand it's territories and we had 1962 Indo China war Borders became center of dispute as we had peaceful open border with Tibet After that China has claimed Ladakh and Arunchal because I think we never took the matter of illegal occupation of Tibet in United Nations and the whole world kept mum leaving Tibetans to live like refugees
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  • Ritesh Arya Now I think it all depends on Dalai Lama ji if he wants Tibet and agrees that he is ready to accept China occupation as legal then we have present borders and we both respect today's actual line as the International Borders
  • Ritesh Arya Second case is we have already claimed Aksai Chin Historically it was part of Tibet which was  occupied by Zohrawar in mid 19th century as he had occupied Ladakh but Aksai Chin is now occupied by China and continue with the dispute
    • Harji Gill Ritesh Arya we do claim aksai chin as our part only. Thats why it is shown as Indian part on all maps.
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  • Ritesh Arya Best is we resolve our border dispute and keep present boundaries as international borders and All the Tibetans can happily go back to thier Homeland
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  • Ritesh Arya With US and Europe our main dependence is on weapons and technology
  • Ritesh Arya So we scrap defence deals and invest money in infrastructure and indeginuos technology and gradually build our own defence system agressively
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  • Ritesh Arya Another case
    Now to counter China US and rest of Europe wants an strong base in Asia and they look for India and we dictate our own terms and conditions for helping them
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  • Ashok Sood Sood Why should China collapse?
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