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@amoy has a good point. India has outgrown Tibetan fixation long time back. India has no institution support for foreign movements or sabotage groups. It will take much more than a change in policy if India becomes active. So this round goes to China I guess.

Let us not give too much weight to such trivial issues. It may be just a way to show displeasure. Main thing is negotiation with the Chinese. If they want something from us, they should be willing to give something back.

Does it serve any purpose? The main issue is to prepare; not advertise. Issuing threats and not following through is worse. Statecraft is mostly conducted silently. No need to be loud. Loudness is needed only on a few occasions when you see some chance of success.

They will think what they think. Doval will not change their mind. Meeting is to gauge their mood and to read their mind. Such meetings will happen. Some level of negotiation must go on as a detente is preferable.

Yours are extreme views. First of all Rajnath will not do anything different from Modi. You are brainwashed into thinking that Modi makes foreign policy on his own. Not true. Foreign policy is made largely by the party (BJP). The PM is the spokesperson or the interlocutor. There is no benefit...

First of all, the Uighurs are not coming on India's "invitation". India is only allowing them to a meeting in Dharmsala. Do not assume granting visa is equal to endorsing a viewpoint. This reaction is absolutely appropriate in light of China's own stand in supporting Pakistani engaged in...

@amoy, what better life which Tibetans supposedly not have in India? Can you explain? And if you are so worried about Tibetans, please take them back. Give their country back to them. We are already overpopulated.

China better change its policy for Pakistan. If China dreams about a Pakistan that causes long term harm to India, the situation will reverse and China will be left holding the bag of a destitute Pakistan for a long time. China thinks it can survive anything. I see the communist China...