India-China 2020 Border conflict

[NAMICA]

America banega China

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Imagine the world under china, it would be hell.

 

[SKC]

Can't take this bald ****** dhongi seriously. He doesn't even do a good jobnof pretending to be a nationalist.

He is next Suswamy in disguise. Switches sides on his convenience.

 

[Suhaldev]

Imagine the world under china, it would be hell.

India commies be like chandi he chandi abba hamarey rule kar rahey hai.

Ab bas bhagwan bharose hai India. Fix your economy, do structural reforms, push skilled labour, make your own infra and don't elect congress.

 

[johnq]

America banega China

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Well at least Fox News is on top of it.

 

[tarunraju]

China now has a controlling majority stake in PayTM:

Ant Financials (29.71%), SAIF Partners (18.56%), and Alibaba Group (7.18%) add up to 55.45%. All three are chicom firms.

Choose wisely with your next cashless payment.

 

[SKC]

China now has a controlling majority stake in PayTM:

Ant Financials (29.71%), SAIF Partners (18.56%), and Alibaba Group (7.18%) add up to 55.45%. All three are chicom firms.

Choose wisely with your next cashless payment.

Indian groups need to invest more into PayTM. The app is very much needed. Due to increased chinese investment the app look and working is becoming like Alipay and Wechat with similar features of Miniapps and cashback cards.

 

[Sehwag213]

China now has a controlling majority stake in PayTM:

Ant Financials (29.71%), SAIF Partners (18.56%), and Alibaba Group (7.18%) add up to 55.45%. All three are chicom firms.

Choose wisely with your next cashless payment.

As long as company is in loss, we shouldn't be worried

 

[shashankk]

China now has a controlling majority stake in PayTM:

Ant Financials (29.71%), SAIF Partners (18.56%), and Alibaba Group (7.18%) add up to 55.45%. All three are chicom firms.

Choose wisely with your next cashless payment.

After UPI came into picture Paytm lost its monopoly and I feel Google pay is having a bigger share of market. However I feel Paytm has good hold among receivers end ie shopkeepers and are coming up with lots of innovative tools and ideas.

 

[Sehwag213]

China now has a controlling majority stake in PayTM:

Ant Financials (29.71%), SAIF Partners (18.56%), and Alibaba Group (7.18%) add up to 55.45%. All three are chicom firms.

Choose wisely with your next cashless payment.

 

[tarunraju]

As long as company is in loss, we shouldn't be worried

It's not about profits. it's the data.

 

[Sehwag213]

It's not about profits. it's the data.

All of us have used paytm atleast once. So , they already have our data.

 

[shashankk]

All of us have used paytm atleast once. So , they already have our data.

Data they are looking for is more dynamic in nature. example our buying pattern like items, price range and places we buy from can give them idea to manufacture or market similar products or a better marketing strategy.

 

[tarunraju]

All of us have used paytm atleast once. So , they already have our data.

Your data isn't just your bank account number and ID. It's transactions, spending habits, what your transactions tell about you, whether you eat a certain way, travel to certain places, are susceptible to fall sick a certain way; and whether that info can be sold to insurance companies to raise your premiums, or to banks to reduce your loan eligibility, or your future employers who secretly prefer people of only a certain ideology.

Data is the new oil. Do not give a single byte to the fucking chinese.

 

[Illusive]

China now has a controlling majority stake in PayTM:

Ant Financials (29.71%), SAIF Partners (18.56%), and Alibaba Group (7.18%) add up to 55.45%. All three are chicom firms.

Choose wisely with your next cashless payment.

Thanks for the headsup, have been using paytm thinking its Indian controlled.

 

[Lancer]

It is time to Anschluss Bhutan.
Before the Chiense do it

Nepal too, eventually. But it'll have to be less Anschluss and more Sikkim.

 

[Illusive]

Your data isn't just your bank account number and ID. It's transactions, spending habits, what your transactions tell about you, whether you eat a certain way, travel to certain places, are susceptible to fall sick a certain way; and whether that info can be sold to insurance companies to raise your premiums, or to banks to reduce your loan eligibility, or your future employers who secretly prefer people of only a certain ideology.

Data is the new oil. Do not give a single byte to the fucking chinese.

What is the alternative for Indian companies though, Investment is required to generate jobs so we have to look at the economic impacts too. A line needs to be drawn between caution and irrational behavior. I don't see harm in Chinese money. Chinkis themselves built their economy on foreign money, mainly their biggest rival. What we need to do is put in checks and balances against data leaving the country. That Chinese investors cant take out their money out of India.

 

[shade]

What is the alternative for Indian companies though, Investment is required to generate jobs so we have to look at the economic impacts too. A line needs to be drawn between caution and irrational behavior. I don't see harm in Chinese money. Chinkis themselves built their economy on foreign money, mainly their biggest rival. What we need to do is put in checks and balances against data leaving the country. That Chinese investors cant take out their money out of India.

But it was (((controlled))) back there, those who took phoren money still had the leash of CCP firmly on them.
Here it is nanga nach and mujra by (((global citizen))) startup bhadwas for ching chong and Western funding.
Bharat Sarkar meanwhile looks on cluelessly.

 

[Nationalist Manasvi Papa]

Guys will the ban of alibaba and its fellow websites have any impact ??
Because Govt. banned porn but it has only grown more popular.

People can simply use the vpn to order.

 

[FalconSlayers]

Guys will the ban of alibaba and its fellow websites have any impact ??
Because Govt. banned porn but it has only grown more popular.

People can simply use the vpn to order.

No one buys from Alibaba and Aliexpress in India.

The 2 you listed (Ladakh and NE) are in addition to the 2 already being bought for that border; correct?

 

[Nationalist Manasvi Papa]

Why didn't they banned banggod.com?
That is chinese too.