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03-21-2008, 01:59 AM
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The Indian Army's defeat by the Chinese in the border war of 1962 was a national humiliation, but the nation reacted to the '62 war with an unprecedented surge of patriotism. The main lesson India learned was that right does not make might in the world of geopolitics, and that India must strengthen its defenses and stand on its own feet to be of consequence in the world. India's policy of weaponization via indigenous sources and self-sufficiency was thus cemented. National sovereignty, it would affirmed, could not come at the expense of becoming a client state of any superpower or by joining any military alliance with or under them.
Indian units stationed on the Indo-Tibetan Border, 1999
In the early '80s, following a new paradigm shift in the Indian military, it was decided that the Army was to actively patrol the Line of Actual Control. Friction began to ensue over the Chinese occupation of the Sumdorong Chu pasturage, lying north of Tawang. The media, catching wind of the situation, gave it national prominence, and an angry exchange of official protests between the Indian and Chinese governments followed. Adding to the bickering, a bill was passed creating the state of Arunachal Pradesh, a territory that China claims in its entirety.
The military re-occupied Hathung La ridge, across Namka Chu, twenty-five years after vacating it. Army chief K. Sundarji airlifted an entire brigade to nearby Ximithang, alarming the panicked Chinese. The Indian government collectively flinched against the tough talk from Beijing, but stood firm at the insistence of the army. The result paradoxically was a thaw. In 1993 and 1996, the two sides signed the Sino-Indian bilateral Peace and Tranquillity Accords, an agreement on maintaining peace and tranquillity along the LAC. Ten meetings of a Sino-Indian Joint Working Group (SIJWG) and five of an expert group to determine where the LAC lies have taken place but the pace of progress has been tardy to say the least.
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The Sino-Indian War - Chapter 9: The Aftermath
We give the Pakistani General's more cerdit than we give your people. Our Armed Forces is far more well-trained, better equipped and motivated, than some imperalistic forces in the guise of commie's. Things have changed, The new Indian generation will not taking anything lying down. And if we want We can make Tibet burn. |
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03-21-2008, 02:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Adux
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And Adux,
If you want to learn true history , Not some Indian edtions, please read books wrote by Americans or other countries's writers.
At last , the Russia tanks are always expensive  |
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03-21-2008, 02:04 AM
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[quote=wangrui961;472399][quote=Adux;472392]
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 Oh ,yes , we are sending more and more "luck star
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You mean the people you are killling and sending to the stars.
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s" to the space , such as Beidou Satellite positioning and Navigation system.
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We have Moon Mission, Chandrayan, IRSS (Statllite system) GLONASS with the Russians etc etc. So what
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1, I am a ccp who don't believe communist .
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A CCP, is worse than communist.
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2,You agree or not is not important .
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It is, because we will fight for what we believe in. And Stop this, never-ending saga of 'we chinese' are right syndrome. You are not. You cannot claim any region under some Chinese emperor, Firstly China is not controlled by those emperor's decedents, secondly people from those areas dont want to be with you. They love being with India.
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Thank you , I like the Desert climate , and your athletes will have Olympic Games in Desert this august , best wishes to them .
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How is the smog in Bejing. |
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03-21-2008, 02:05 AM
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Originally Posted by wangrui961
And Adux,
If you want to learn true history , Not some Indian edtions, please read books wrote by Americans or other countries's writers.
At last , the Russia tanks are always expensive |
I read them too, and they concur with link I have given. Last I checked you still use Russian tanks, less said about the Type-99 the better. That is the land you claim, come and get it..sonny boy |
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03-21-2008, 02:20 AM
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For pete sakes, both of you, grow up!
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