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Recently the Government decided to call all the 44 Defence Attaches to brief them how they should help in increasing India’s exports of defence items and get them to act as an interface between customer government and industry making defence items. Industry both private and public is gearing up to the idea of making world class weapons for local use and export. Soon India will be a global supplier of defence equipments and systems. We can export only if it is used by the Indian Armed forces. Foreign industries now believe that the government will only buy if they make in India with transfer of technology and they are acting swiftly. Now the government has to make defence industry viable by placing orders that can be implemented for the Indian forces and the companies they get ready to export. In the last three years the government has issued 794 export permissions for a value of over USD 1.3 billion. With Prime Minister announcing that India will push for exports of Made in India Weapons for land sea and air, thus making weapons in India economically viable to all companies venturing into manufacturing in India, for the technology that a foreign company bring in it will get a global market out of India. The Indian army has bought Bullet proof jackets for Indian soldiers pending for a long time, from a Indian company that supplies them to the western armies.
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157325
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The incidents at Doklam have given Indians the honour they lost in the Indo Chinese war in 1962. After the standoff in Doklam India is a equal patner to all nations of the world, no longer a smaller power as it used to be treated earlier. According to Pravin Sawhney of Force, the Chinese had Informed India three weeks in advance about the road building in Doklam. Instead of talking, India kept quiet and asked its Army to block the road construction on June 18th when it started.
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ID:
152160
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The border disputes of India with China and Pakistan are a parting gift of the British to the subcontinent. It is about inaccessible land that the British had acquired on India’s Northern, Western and Eastern borders to protect British India from the perceived threat of a Russian invasion, as these lands could act as buffer areas. Much of it was settled on paper with no land demarcation done on ground, so much so when a road was built by the Chinese in Aksai Chin area, Government of India came to know of it only when the Chinese announced the inauguration of the road. Likewise unmarked borders with Kashmir have resulted in decades of unrest in the region.
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ID:
157369
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External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj calls for deeper economic integration with Dynamic ASEAN Region. She talks most practically of shared security and shared prosperity. 10 ASEAN leaders came to Delhi at the invitation of the Indian Prime Minister, a triumph of Indian diplomacy as PM Modi says India does not covet others territory a welcome reassurance to countries of the ASEAN region. India hosted leaders of 10 ASEAN countries for the first time during our Republic Day celebrations this year giving a strong message to China that India is great friend of theirs. All want to have an independent foreign policy. No one willingly wants to give military bases to China, in lieu of development aid. China if it gives money for development wants it back in cash or military bases.
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157306
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There was a time when the sun never used to set on the British Empire. It looks like and in all probability, it will be the same for China under Xi Jinping a vision of a great nation he has, the Sun will never set over the Chinese islands, business/military Joint ventures spreading all over the world. Zheng He(Cheng Ho) a great Chinese explorer and admiral in the Ming Dynasty who made seven expeditions in the Indian ocean from 1405-1433 and adhered to the traditional Confucian with the notion that China was superior to her neighbours. To spread Confucianism and the Chinese grandeur, a lot was spent on these voyage ships. On his seventh voyage, he died in 1433 in an Indian city Kozhikode (Calicut) in Kerala. The seven missions did expand China’s political control over most of maritime nations of Asia until the 19th century.
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154010
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In working out an out of the box solution of our border disputes and supporting in the practical and realistic trilateral peace process between India, Pakistan and China, the Modi Government is moving with times for the good of all will stand reinforced, winning global support. To do this we must realize that the settlement with Pakistan and China needs to be trilateral, with India, China and Pakistan being an integral part of the settlement. We can easily close our border issues with China and Pakistan on a tri-lateral basis, particularly based on ground realities today where it has become more of a regional issue particularly in light of OBOR, and trade and economy among the three nations. Under current ground realities, no Pakistan civil government can settle its border issue with India on its own and remain in power as it needs the “Kavach” of the so called big powers to survive politically after signing up for peace with India. This is a reality for all to see.
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