India-China 2020 Border conflict

[Jimih]

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Yes I remember, that was some 'stuff of the legends' from @Bhumihar

Chinese viruses and Paki mujra pasand janta were hyper ventillating for few days.

 

[HariPrasad-1]

Taking help of US for what?

If China creates sny problem, We can take US help.

 

[mandestiny]

If China creates sny problem, We can take US help.

Bus kahi Nehru woli galte na kar de , US agar help offer kar too

 

[Jimih]

If China creates sny problem, We can take US help.

US and China are now the same.
Democratic Party of USA is the Communist Party of USA. Do not expect miracles.

@shade will be more knowledgable on this topic. He knows it.

 

[HariPrasad-1]

US and China are now the same.
Democratic Party of USA is the Communist Party of USA. Do not expect miracles.

@shade will be more knowledgable on this topic. He knows it.

But we don't have border dispute with US.

 

[shade]

US and China are now the same.
Democratic Party of USA is the Communist Party of USA. Do not expect miracles.

@shade will be more knowledgable on this topic. He knows it.

They primarily will put a knife in our back if we ask for "help" because of immensely profitable business dealings with China primarily, and secondarily whatever long term "schemes" they have for which China needs to continue it's current ascent.

You can be sure if a war starts between us and them, the Americunts will pressure us to end the war at China's terms.
Do not buy those jhumlas via news media and all of America, see concrete actions taken against China in Budhen's tenure.
You will find nothing much, on the contrary things like Xiaome being unbanned in US after being banned under Trump administration.

In a conflict vs China, we're primarily on our own, don't look for "allies".

 

[Jimih]

But we don't have border dispute with US.

With Beijing Biden in White House, there will be only shadow boxing with the Chinese and nothing else.

 

[ezsasa]

But we don't have border dispute with US.

US doesn’t need a border dispute to take an action against some country, in our case they use Freedom of speech,human rights & religious freedom to keep us on tenterhooks.

 

[Cheran]

 

[fire starter]

 

[Jimih]

US doesn’t need a border dispute to take an action against some country, in our case they use Freedom of speech,human rights & religious freedom to keep us on tenterhooks.

And yet US will never talk about:

1) Crime in major Northern cities and California which is driving the exodus to the South. Even in New York the sale of guns is skyrocketing as a reign of terror sweeps the US.

2) Biden being guarded by thousands of troops, there is a deep unrest in the military.

3) Biden plans to end the Second Amendment, right to bear arms.

4) US debt skyrocketed which is now 27 trillion dollars as of May 2021.

5) Betrayal by the Democratic Party by allowing millions of illegal immigrants through open borders.

6) BLM goons beating White people along with looting and burning stores.

7) Deletion of all Conservative's accounts from SM platforms.

 

[Maharaj samudragupt]

Hhehe boi , at one point the width of murgi ki gardan is less than 100 kilometer.

 

[ezsasa]

And yet US will never talk about:

1) Crime in major Northern cities and California which is driving the exodus to the South. Even in New York the sale of guns is skyrocketing as a reign of terror sweeps the US.

2) Biden being guarded by thousands of troops, there is a deep unrest in the military.

3) Biden plans to end the Second Amendment, right to bear arms.

4) US debt skyrocketed which is now 27 trillion dollars as of May 2021.

5) Betrayal by the Democratic Party by allowing millions of illegal immigrants through open borders.

6) BLM goons beating White people along with looting and burning stores.

7) Deletion of all Conservative's accounts from SM platforms.

if you haven’t noticed, democrats have all the hallmarks of an authoritarian regime. so nothing surprising.

 

[sorcerer]

Army chiefs of India and Bhutan hold talks on phone
Elizabeth Roche

5-6 minutes


Indian Army chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane on Monday spoke to his Bhutanese counterpart Batoo Tshering on the phone, a development that comes after reports that China has built a village inside Bhutanese territory.

“General MM Naravane #COAS had telephonic interaction with Lt Gen Batoo Tshering, #ChiefOperationsOfficer of the Royal Bhutan Army #RBA and discussed issues of bilateral defence cooperation," the publicity wing of the Indian Army said in a Twitter post. Details of the conversation were not given out.

Army chiefs of India and Bhutan hold talks on phone

The telephonic conversation follows China and Bhutan last month discussing a roadmap to expedite their boundary talks and agreeing to continue to maintain peace and tranquility along their border pending final settlement of their dispute, according to news reports

www.livemint.com

 

[sorcerer]

Army completes 5-yr LAC infra projects in one year


THE Indian Army, engaged in a military stand-off with the Chinese army for more than a year, has developed infrastructure and now the capability to accommodate a large number of troops in habitats that have been built in the Ladakh sector and other areas along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The Indian Army has been able to complete the work planned in next five years in the last 12 months, thus creating accommodation for more than double the number of troops presents there. These habitats would allow the troops to function efficiently even during the harsh winters experienced in Ladakh and sustain them through temperatures which sometimes go down to minus 45 degrees.

Army completes 5-yr LAC infra projects in one year

THE Indian Army, engaged in a military stand-off with the Chinese army for more than a year, has developed infrastructure and now the capability to accommodate a large number of troops in habitats that have been built in the Ladakh sector and other areas along the Line of Actual Control (LAC)...

www.thehitavada.com

 

[Jimih]

if you haven’t noticed, democrats have all the hallmarks of an authoritarian regime. so nothing surprising.

I second your statement.

 

[omaebakabaka]

Army chiefs of India and Bhutan hold talks on phone
Elizabeth Roche

5-6 minutes


Indian Army chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane on Monday spoke to his Bhutanese counterpart Batoo Tshering on the phone, a development that comes after reports that China has built a village inside Bhutanese territory.

“General MM Naravane #COAS had telephonic interaction with Lt Gen Batoo Tshering, #ChiefOperationsOfficer of the Royal Bhutan Army #RBA and discussed issues of bilateral defence cooperation," the publicity wing of the Indian Army said in a Twitter post. Details of the conversation were not given out.

Army chiefs of India and Bhutan hold talks on phone

The telephonic conversation follows China and Bhutan last month discussing a roadmap to expedite their boundary talks and agreeing to continue to maintain peace and tranquility along their border pending final settlement of their dispute, according to news reports

www.livemint.com

May be all the visits to

Hhehe boi , at one point the width of murgi ki gardan is less than 100 kilometer.

Will be a good target and India should carve out Tamil country if SL gets too chummy with commies...whole different matter that out central govt can't even control our own states anti-national activity

 

[omaebakabaka]

Hhehe boi , at one point the width of murgi ki gardan is less than 100 kilometer.

I think India may and should take Bhutan when next skirmish occurs and use it as a pretext.

 

[Jimih]

I think India may and should take Bhutan when next skirmish occurs and use it as a pretext.

One thing is for sure China is definitely aiming to have millitary bases inside Bhutan.

Before that GoI should intervene.

 

[Jimih]

May be all the visits to

Will be a good target and India should carve out Tamil country if SL gets too chummy with commies...whole different matter that out central govt can't even control our own states anti-national activity

Almost all LTTE cadres and its leaders were converted Christians.