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119133
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067413
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119389
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118151
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121938
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2013.
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In the borderless world, demarcating boundaries between and among the countries or the border issue is an important problem from historical period. The countries have been engaging in the border conflict, the solution of which would not be found in one day conversations. On the one hand Tibet issue is related to India-China ongoing border problem and on the other hand India supports the Tibetans on humanitarian ground for the preservation of their culture and religion and provides Dalai Lama and Tibetan refugees to establish government in exile in India.
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126147
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2013.
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Our relationship with China in the last decade shows features of tensions, mistrust and lack of a solution to some underlying problems coupled with efforts to build confidence, engagement and progress in some areas. In other words, the quality of the relationship has remained largely unchanged. Ties today would be probably a shade worse than they were a decade ago.
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ID:
116216
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ID:
113264
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2010.
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The national movements of China and India took divergent paths and the chasm grew wider over the years. After a brief spell of bonhomie in the beginning, the relations between the two countries have been bedevilled for long by three factors, viz. the relentless suppression of the Tibetan autonomy by the Chinese, its obdurate claims on the border issue and its deliberate policy of encouraging Pakistan to undercut India's stature in regional and world politics. As for the future, it may be fair to say that the two Asian powerhouses cannot be friends, nor need they be enemies. There would be areas of engagement in the new sense of the term and areas of discord. Harmonizing Indian nationalism and Chinese nationalism would be the test of statesmanship in both countries. As there is no immediate challenge from China, India would be well advised to continue engaging China with a measure of caution and vigil.
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ID:
110329
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125327
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2013.
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India should learn to make a balance between its domestic compulsions and its foreign policy and should not led domestic constraints override its foreign policy priorities. For Example, India's decision to boycott the CHOGM summit held in Sri Lanka recently. India should try to avoid this kind of situations and if occurs it should learn to handle them artfully. Another major issue which it should care of is the border issue.
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