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Re: Challenge of China_ Political, Economic & Military Responses

Posted: 20 Aug 2025 19:55
by chetak
SRajesh wrote: 20 Aug 2025 12:24 ^^
Could I ask some of the experts on China Policy here : What is the Catch??
Have we made major concession on :
a. One China Policy n Ditched Taiwan
b. Cool off on Tibet
c. Easing up on supply chain establisment and Semi-Conductor
There was an article in Deccan Herald to the extent claiming that India has reiterated One-China Policy.
What Quid Pro quo for this Dragon-Elephant Tango!! then please??




SRajesh ji,

DH is a congi rag, and its reporters are presstitutes and dirtbags

like other congi and commie rags and dirtbags, the cheeni's paid for POV being peddled matters more to these scum than India's truth


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Re: Challenge of China_ Political, Economic & Military Responses

Posted: 20 Aug 2025 20:12
by chetak
Tanaji wrote: 20 Aug 2025 18:26 Are there any good books or articles on that whole affair where we tried to give away Siachen?

Tanaji saar,

There are some books referring to this matter (sanjay baru's accidental PM, for instance) but look for books that mention Operation Meghdoot

https://www.amazon.in/How-India-Sees-Wo ... 9386228858



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_AqRNko0DY


Former Army Chief General J J Singh Speaks On The Siachen Surrender | CNN News18



Re: Challenge of China_ Political, Economic & Military Responses

Posted: 27 Aug 2025 18:03
by VinodTK
Check Out China’s Short-Range Air Defense Vehicle Capable Of Packing A Whopping 96 Mini Interceptors
A short-range air defense (SHORAD) vehicle that can be loaded with up to 96 small interceptors at a time has been spotted amid ongoing preparations for a huge Chinese military parade in the country’s capital, Beijing, next week. Referred to as the FK-3000, the self-contained system was developed with a particular eye toward offering mobile point defense against waves of incoming drones.

The FK-3000 was developed by the state-run China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) and first emerged publicly at the Zhuhai Air Show in 2022. The extent to which the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) may have now fielded it, and whether it has been assigned a new designation in the process, is unknown.
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Re: Challenge of China_ Political, Economic & Military Responses

Posted: 27 Aug 2025 18:56
by uddu
^^^12+12 Total 24 can be seen. Where is this 96 coming from?

Re: Challenge of China_ Political, Economic & Military Responses

Posted: 27 Aug 2025 20:42
by Manish_P
Their hypothesis, based on the faint cross pattern on the cover, is that each canister might be divided into 4. Housing micro interceptors (for short range anti-drone operations).

Possible, yes. Probable, perhaps. Saleable, unlikely - unless you have a bakra like bakistan.

Re: Challenge of China_ Political, Economic & Military Responses

Posted: 18 Sep 2025 00:15
by bala
Col Ajay Raina has the "Real Story" of Galwan.

Real Story of Galwan, Indian Army vs Chinese PLA, The Snow Leopard - Col Ajay Raina, Aadi Achint

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZ2sNf0byNg

Re: Challenge of China_ Political, Economic & Military Responses

Posted: 22 Sep 2025 01:50
by A_Gupta
The CCP's assessment is that the US H1-B visa fee is a self-goal.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202509/1344070.shtml
"Even if the US government gains fiscally and creates more job opportunities for some Americans—assuming those goals are partly achieved—the damage to American businesses would far outweigh any benefits," Lü said.

The real loss will be for US tech companies—both giants and startups—which rely heavily on foreign talent, especially in their early stages when they can't afford higher-cost domestic hires, the expert said.

Re: Challenge of China_ Political, Economic & Military Responses

Posted: 22 Sep 2025 02:20
by Vayutuvan
A_Gupta wrote: 22 Sep 2025 01:50 The CCP's assessment is that the US H1-B visa fee is a self-goal.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202509/1344070.shtml
which rely heavily on foreign talent, especially in their early stages when they can't afford higher-cost domestic hires, the expert said.
Hain? They are saying that foreign H1B workers cost less, i.e. they get paid less than the prevailing wages.

Re: Challenge of China_ Political, Economic & Military Responses

Posted: 28 Sep 2025 23:48
by A_Gupta
Time is short, say the South Koreans.
Time is short for India too.
(on the Korea thread).
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