#india relations with china

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from mikjikj-mnikuk/turtle island to inuit nunangat to kanata to kalaallit nunaat to anahuac to abya yala to alkebulan to the levant to moananuiākea to sápmi to éire to bhārata to zhōngguó to nihon to aynu mosir to siberia to niugini to nusantara to bandaiyan to aotearoa, from coast to coast to coast to coast, from sea to sea to sea to sea, none of us are free until all of us — men, women, enben, children, queer people, disabled & neurodivergent people, elders, animals and the land and the sea and the sky — are free!!!!

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like it’s possible to be both bad at geography and aware of the fact that like Africa has multiple countries and generally what regional areas exist

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Spain's Membership in International Solar Alliance: Boosting Solar Energy Collaboration

In a significant stride towards global solar energy collaboration, Spain has officially become the 99th member of the International Solar Alliance (ISA). Know all about the International Solar Alliance (ISA) in this article. Spain Becomes 99th Member of International Solar Alliance: Spain officially joins the International Solar Alliance (ISA) as its 99th member, symbolizing a collective…

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India and China: A New Era of Diplomacy Amid Lingering Tensions

Can India and China truly overcome past tensions for a stable future? 🕊️ As diplomatic talks resume post-Galwan, new opportunities and risks emerge. Explore the evolving dynamics of Asia's powerhouses. Read more for in-depth insights! 👉

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Rajnath Singh, Chinese counterpart likely to meet for 1st time after border truce

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is expected to meet his Chinese counterpart, Dong Jun, marking the first defence interaction between the two nations after the Line of Actual Control (LAC) disengagement at eastern Lakakh. The meeting will take place on the sidelines of the ASEAN Defence Ministers Plus (ADMM-Plus). Earlier this month, India and China conducted a joint patrol at the friction points…

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LAC से सैनिकों को वापसी के बीच एस जयशंकर का बड़ा बयान, कहा, खतरों के लिए रहो तैयार; जानें पूरा मामला

Delhi News: विदेश मंत्री एस जयशंकर ने मंगलवार को सैन्य नेतृत्व से तेजी से उभरते भू-राजनीतिक खतरों और अवसरों के लिए तैयार रहने का आग्रह किया। उन्होंने इस बात पर जोर दिया कि राष्ट्रीय सुरक्षा को प्रभावी ढंग से मजबूत करने के लिए सरकार के सभी तंत्रों के अधिक समग्र दृष्टिकोण के सा��� मिलकर काम करने की आवश्यकता है। जयशंकर ने सैन्य कमांडर सम्मेलन-2024 के दूसरे चरण के समापन दिवस पर दिए संबोधन में यह…

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Putin Hosts Global Leaders Amid Western Isolation

Putin Welcomes Global Leaders Amid International Isolation In a notable display of diplomatic resilience, President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia hosted the leaders of China, India, and South Africa at the opening of a summit for emerging market countries, which seeks to rebalance a world order increasingly influenced by the United States. This gathering comes at a time when Mr. Putin faces…

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India and China Agree on Disengagement and Patrolling Arrangements Along LAC: A Step Towards Border Stability

India and China Agree on Disengagement and Patrolling Arrangements Along LAC: A Step Towards Border Stability In a significant development in India-China relations, the two nations have reached an agreement to disengage their troops and establish new patrolling arrangements along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). This decision, announced by India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, marks a crucial…

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India-China Relations: Still Bogged Down

The relationship between China and India is complex and multifaceted, shaped by historical interactions, economic ties, and geopolitical dynamics. Both nations are significant players in Asia, with rapidly growing economies and large populations. While they share common interests in trade and regional stability, their relationship has been marked by tensions, particularly over border disputes and differing strategic priorities. The ongoing dialogue between the two countries highlights their efforts to manage differences while exploring opportunities for cooperation. Understanding China and India relation is essential for grasping the broader implications for regional and global politics.

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চীন ও ভারতের মাঝে যুদ্ধ: কে জিতবে?

চীন এবং ভারতের মধ্যে যুদ্ধ হলে কে জিতবে, তা নিয়ে অনেকেই কৌতূহলী। ইতিহাসের দিকে তাকালে ১৯৬২ সালের চীন-ভারত যুদ্ধ আমাদের কিছু দিকনির্দেশনা দিতে পারে। সেই যুদ্ধের পর থেকেই দুই দেশের মধ্যে সম্পর্ক অস্থিতিশীল। এই অস্থিতিশীলতার মূল কারণ হলো হিমালয়ের সীমান্ত নিয়ে দ্বন্দ্ব। এই সীমান্ত সমস্যা এখনো বিদ্যমান, এবং এটি দুই দেশের মধ্যে ভবিষ্যৎ যুদ্ধে ভূমিকা রাখতে পারে।

সামরিক শক্তির তুলনা

বিশ্বের সর্বোচ্চ জনবহুল দেশগুলোর মধ্যে চীন ও ভারত অন্যতম। পাশাপাশি সামরিক খাতে ব্যয় করেও তারা শীর্ষ পাঁচটি দেশের তালিকায় রয়েছে। সামরিক খাতে চীনের বার্ষিক ব্যয় প্রায় ২৯০ বিলিয়ন মার্কিন ডলার, যেখানে ভারতের ব্যয় প্রায় ৮০ বিলিয়ন ডলার। এই ব্যয়ের পার্থক্য চীনের সামরিক শক্তিকে বাড়িয়েছে। চীনের সামরিক বাহিনীর সংখ্যা ভারতের তুলনায় কিছুটা বেশি, এবং চীনের সেনাবাহিনীর হাতে রয়েছে উন্নত সামরিক যান ও অস্ত্র।

তবে এই সংখ্যা এবং সরঞ্জামাদি থাকলেও, ভারতের সেনাবাহিনীকে কম বিবেচনা করা যাবে না। ভারতী���় ��েনাদের স্থিতিশীলতা এবং অভিজ্ঞতা চীনের সৈন্যদের তুলনায় অনেক বেশি। যুদ্ধের প্রশিক্ষণে ভারতীয় সেনারা সবসময় এগিয়ে থাকে, যা তাদেরকে বড় কোনো সংঘাতে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ ভূমিকা রাখতে সক্ষম করে তুলতে পারে।

পরমাণু শক্তি: একটি গুরুত্বপূর্ণ ফ্যাক্টর

যদি চীন এবং ভারতের মধ্যে যুদ্ধ বেঁধে যায়, তাহলে পরমাণু শক্তির ব্যবহার বড় একটি ফ্যাক্টর হয়ে দাঁড়াবে। চীনের কাছে প্রায় ৩৫০টি পারমাণবিক ওয়ারহেড রয়েছে, যা ভারতের প্রায় দ্বিগুণ। ভারতের হাতে প্রায় ১৬০টির মতো পারমাণবিক ওয়ারহেড রয়েছে। যদিও এই সংখ্যা তুলনামূলকভাবে কম, তবে তা যুদ্ধের চূড়ান্ত সিদ্ধান্তকে প্রভাবিত করতে পারে।

যাই হোক, উভয় দেশই পরমাণু শক্তিধর হওয়ায় তারা সরাসরি পারমাণবিক যুদ্ধের পথে না গিয়ে কৌশলগত যুদ্ধেই মনোনিবেশ করতে পারে। পরমাণু যুদ্ধের সম্ভাবনা থাকলেও এর প্রভাব এতটাই ধ্বংসাত্মক হবে যে, উভয় দেশই এই পথে না যাওয়ার চেষ্টা করবে।

মিত্রতা এবং কূটনৈতিক সম্পর্ক

যুদ্ধের সময় মিত্রদের ভূমিকা খুবই গুরুত্বপূর্ণ। চীনের মিত্র দেশগুলোর তালিকায় রয়েছে রাশিয়া এবং উত্তর কোরিয়া, তবে ভারতও কূটনৈতিক সম্পর্কের দিক থেকে খুব শক্তিশালী। ভারতের মিত্র হিসেবে রয়েছে যুক্তরাষ্ট্র, জাপান, অস্ট্রেলিয়া, ফ্রান্স এবং ইসরায়েল। এই দেশগুলো ভারতের পক্ষে সমর্থন দিলে যুদ্ধের ফলাফল ভারতের পক্ষে আসার সম্ভাবনা তৈরি হবে। তাছাড়া, ভারতের সাথে দক্ষিণ এশিয়ার অনেক দেশের সুসম্পর্ক রয়েছে, যা কৌশলগতভাবে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ।

কে জিতবে?

যদি চীন এবং ভারতের মধ্যে যুদ্ধ শুরু হয়, তাহলে কে বিজয়ী হবে, তা বলা কঠিন। চীনের সামরিক বাহিনী এবং পরমাণু শক্তি অনেক বেশি শক্তিশালী, তবে ভারতের স্থিতিশীল সেনাবাহিনী, মিত্রদের সমর্থন এবং অভিজ্ঞতা চীনের মোকাবেলায় কার্যকরী হতে পারে। যাই হোক, চীন এবং ভারতের মধ্যে যুদ্ধ সংঘটিত হলে তা শুধু দুই দেশের জন্যই নয়, বরং পুরো বিশ্বের জন্যই ক্ষতিকর হতে পারে।

উপসংহার

যুদ্ধ কোনো সমস্যার সমাধান নয়। চীন এবং ভারত যদি তাদের সীমান্ত সমস্যাগুলো আলোচনার মাধ্যমে সমাধান করতে পারে, তাহলে তা উভয় দেশের এবং বিশ্বের জন্য মঙ্গলজনক হবে। আধুনিক বিশ্বে যুদ্ধে বিজয়ী হিসেবে কাউকে গন্য করা কঠিন। কারণ, যুদ্ধের ফলে সব পক্ষই ক্ষতিগ্রস্ত হয়। দুই দেশের মধ্যে কূটনৈতিক সমঝোতা এবং শান্তিপূর্ণ আলোচনা দীর্ঘমেয়াদী সমাধান হিসেবে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ ভূমিকা পালন করতে পারে।

আরও দেখুনঃ মস্তিষ্কের রহস্যময় প্রতিক্রিয়া: একটি বিভ্রমের অভিজ্ঞতা

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The Intersection of AI and Geopolitics: India-China Relations

Introduction: The Intersection of AI and Geopolitics

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping the global landscape, especially in the realm of geopolitics. By transforming the way nations project power and compete, AI is ushering in new strategies in international conflict. The integration of AI into military, economic, and governance sectors has opened up new fronts, with the ability to conduct cyber warfare, enhance surveillance, and revolutionize decision-making processes. In this evolving geopolitical theatre, AI stands as a critical component in determining global dominance, reshaping not only international power dynamics but also introducing ethical challenges.

In the context of India-China relations, AI plays a pivotal role. Both nations are racing to harness AI's transformative potential, yet their strategies are distinct. While China focuses on AI as a tool for global supremacy and internal control, India aims to leverage AI for inclusive growth, addressing societal challenges and fostering innovation. The friction between the two reflects broader geopolitical concerns, where technology, data, and governance models shape the future of conflict and cooperation between these Asian giants.

How AI is Changing the Rules of International Conflict

The integration of AI into warfare has expanded the concept of conflict beyond physical battles. Nations now contend in cyberspace, utilizing AI for espionage, cybersecurity, and information warfare. AI can process vast amounts of data to identify vulnerabilities, predict attacks, and even automate military responses. China's AI ambitions, as seen through its "New Generation of Artificial Intelligence Development Plan" (2017), highlight its strategic objectives to lead in AI technology by 2030, leveraging AI for military and industrial dominance​. This push underscores how AI is central to China's broader geopolitical goals.

India, on the other hand, focuses more on the societal applications of AI, aiming to solve problems in healthcare, agriculture, and education while also addressing security concerns. India’s AI strategy is grounded in fostering inclusive growth, underpinned by the #AIForAll vision, which emphasizes AI as a tool for economic and social development rather than solely a means of global dominance. Despite differing approaches, both nations recognize AI's transformative impact on national security and the need to protect data, control information, and outpace rivals in technological innovation.

Overview of the India-China Geopolitical Landscape

The geopolitical rivalry between India and China is shaped by historical tensions, territorial disputes, and their contrasting visions for global leadership. China’s assertiveness in the South China Sea, its Belt and Road Initiative, and the boundary disputes with India have heightened tensions in recent years. At the same time, both nations are key players in the global AI race, seeking to bolster their technological capabilities.

China’s AI strategy is a direct reflection of its ambitions to establish technological supremacy. The country has invested billions in AI research, development, and infrastructure, and aims to integrate AI into both civilian and military sectors. China’s AI-enabled surveillance state has raised concerns globally, particularly its mass surveillance programs targeting ethnic minorities like the Uighurs, demonstrating how AI can be employed for authoritarian control​.

India, while lagging behind China in terms of AI investments, is steadily advancing its AI capabilities. India's approach to AI is more aligned with democratic values, with a focus on responsible AI development that respects privacy and data security. This reflects India’s broader geopolitical stance, positioning itself as a global leader in ethical AI and as a counterbalance to China’s more authoritarian approach.

Conclusion

The intersection of AI and geopolitics is creating a new paradigm of international relations, where technological supremacy may determine future global leaders. India and China, as key players in this race, present starkly different approaches to AI governance, security, and ethics. While China seeks dominance through AI-driven surveillance and military applications, India’s focus on inclusive growth and responsible AI positions it as a democratic alternative in the global AI landscape. However, as AI continues to shape the rules of conflict and cooperation, the India-China dynamic will remain a critical focal point for understanding the future of global power.

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व्‍यापारिक और रणनीतिक लिहाज से भारत के लिए बेहद अहम है सिंगापुर, दोनों मिलकर रोक सकते हैं चीन के विकास की रफ्तार 

सिंगापुर के दो दिवसीय दौरे पर पहुंचे पीएम मोदीपीएम मोदी के सिंगापुर दौर पर नजर गड़ाए बैठा चीनचीन के लिए खतरा साबित हो सकती है दोनों देशों की नजदीकी

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India's Increasing Dependence on China Challenges U.S. Trade Strategy

NEW DELHI – In recent years, American businesses seeking to reduce their reliance on China have increasingly turned to India as a promising alternative manufacturing hub. India’s growing production capabilities in sectors like smartphones, solar panels, and pharmaceuticals have attracted global attention. However, as India's manufacturing sector expands, its economy has become even more reliant on Chinese imports, particularly for essential components, a development that poses a challenge for U.S. trade strategy.

Despite efforts to diversify supply chains and reduce dependence on China, India’s imports from China have surged, now constituting nearly a third of the country’s total imports in industries such as electronics, renewable energy, and pharmaceuticals. According to the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI), a leading Indian think tank, these imports include both finished products and intermediate goods necessary for manufacturing.

The U.S. has been actively promoting the diversification of supply chains away from Chinese factories to mitigate geopolitical risks. However, experts argue that this goal remains elusive for countries like India, which rely heavily on Chinese components for assembly and production. Sriparna Pathak, an associate professor at Jindal University specializing in India-China relations, noted, "Unless China stops being the third party from where components come in and we just assemble, that de-risking is not going to happen for any country coming in and producing in India."

Data from the Confederation of Indian Industry shows that nearly two-thirds of India’s electronic components, including circuit boards and batteries, are sourced from China. Over the past five years, the volume of these imports has tripled. Additionally, India

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Genocide experts warn that India is about to genocide the Shompen people

Who are the Shompen?

The Shompen are an indigenous culture that lives in the Great Nicobar Island, which is nowadays owned by India. The Shompen and their ancestors are believed to have been living in this island for around 10,000 years. Like other tribes in the nearby islands, the Shompen are isolated from the rest of the world, as they chose to be left alone, with the exception of a few members who occasionally take part in exchanges with foreigners and go on quarantine before returning to their tribe. There are between 100 and 400 Shompen people, who are hunter-gatherers and nomadic agricultors and rely on their island's rainforest for survival.

Why is there risk of genocide?

India has announced a huge construction mega-project that will completely change the Great Nicobar Island to turn it into "the Hong Kong of India".

Nowadays, the island has 8,500 inhabitants, and over 95% of its surface is made up of national parks, protected forests and tribal reserve areas. Much of the island is covered by the Great Nicobar Biosphere Reserve, described by UNESCO as covering “unique and threatened tropical evergreen forest ecosystems. It is home to very rich ecosystems, including 650 species of angiosperms, ferns, gymnosperms, and bryophytes, among others. In terms of fauna, there are over 1800 species, some of which are endemic to this area. It has one of the best-preserved tropical rain forests in the world.”

The Indian project aims to destroy this natural environment to create an international shipping terminal with the capacity to handle 14.2 million TEUs (unit of cargo capacity), an international airport that will handle a peak hour traffic of 4,000 passengers and that will be used as a joint civilian-military airport under the control of the Indian Navy, a gas and solar power plant, a military base, an industrial park, and townships aimed at bringing in tourism, including commercial, industrial and residential zones as well as other tourism-related activities.

This project means the destruction of the island's pristine rainforests, as it involves cutting down over 852,000 trees and endangers the local fauna such as leatherback turtles, saltwater crocodiles, Nicobar crab-eating macaque and migratory birds. The erosion resulting from deforestation will be huge in this highly-seismic area. Experts also warn about the effects that this project will have on local flora and fauna as a result of pollution from the terminal project, coastal surface runoff, ballasts from ships, physical collisions with ships, coastal construction, oil spills, etc.

The indigenous people are not only affected because their environment and food source will be destroyed. On top of this, the demographic change will be a catastrophe for them. After the creation of this project, the Great Nicobar Island -which now has 8,500 inhabitants- will receive a population of 650,000 settlers. Remember that the Shompen and Nicobarese people who live on this island are isolated, which means they do not have an immune system that can resist outsider illnesses. Academics believe they could die of disease if they come in contact with outsiders (think of the arrival of Europeans to the Americas after Christopher Columbus and the way that common European illnesses were lethal for indigenous Americans with no immunization against them).

And on top of all of this, the project might destroy the environment and the indigenous people just to turn out to be useless and sooner or later be abandoned. The naturalist Uday Mondal explains that “after all the destruction, the financial viability of the project remains questionable as all the construction material will have to be shipped to this remote island and it will have to compete with already well-established ports.” However, this project is important to India because they want to use the island as a military and commercial post to stop China's expansion in the region, since the Nicobar islands are located on one of the world's busiest sea routes.

Last year, 70 former government officials and ambassadors wrote to the Indian president saying the project would ��virtually destroy the unique ecology of this island and the habitat of vulnerable tribal groups”. India's response has been to say that the indigenous tribes will be relocated "if needed", but that doesn't solve the problem. As a spokesperson for human rights group Survival International said: “The Shompen are nomadic and have clearly defined territories. Four of their semi-permanent settlements are set to be directly devastated by the project, along with their southern hunting and foraging territories. The Shompen will undoubtedly try to move away from the area destroyed, but there will be little space for them to go. To avoid a genocide, this deadly mega-project must be scrapped.”

On 7 February 2024, 39 scholars from 13 countries published an open letter to the Indian president warning that “If the project goes ahead, even in a limited form, we believe it will be a death sentence for the Shompen, tantamount to the international crime of genocide.”

How to help

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Sources:

India’s plan for untouched Nicobar isles will be ‘death sentence’ for isolated tribe, 7 Feb 2024. The Guardian.

‘It will destroy them’: Indian mega-development could cause ‘genocide’ and ‘ecocide’, says charity, 8 Feb 2024. Geographical.

Genocide experts call on India's government to scrap the Great Nicobar mega-project, Feb 2024. Survival International.

The container terminal that could sink the Great Nicobar Island, 20 July 2022. Mongabay.

[Maps] Environmental path cleared for Great Nicobar mega project, 10 Oct 2022. Mongabay.