Rudradev wrote:UlanBatori wrote:Anyone remember the pressure on GOI at the end of 1999? From Dilli I mean.
Are you referring to IC814?
Sorry, was referring to Op Parakram in 2001.
Rudradev wrote:UlanBatori wrote:Anyone remember the pressure on GOI at the end of 1999? From Dilli I mean.
Are you referring to IC814?
pankajs wrote:Mort Walker wrote:The only thing that would calm many of our nerves is if Modi gives a national address stating that India is ready.
No no saar.
Modi giving a national address will imply that India is rattled. Modi is doing the reverse wishing Xi on his birthday as if they are chaddi buddies.
Organiser also spoke about the Sangh's move to launch a nation-wide mass awareness drive against China-made products between August 1 and 15.
India’s exports to China decreased by 12.29 % year-on-year to $ 11.748 billion, while India’s imports from China saw a year-on-year growth of 2.01 % to $ 59.428 billion.
UlanBatori wrote:IMO if the dlagon sees no other way out, they will use tactical nukes on the IA positions, then deny everything. Big powers will know, but not a damn thing to be done about it.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Chinese measures include the establishment of a new border defence brigade and 24-hour video surveillance of the board backed by drones.
Bunkers to protect against nuclear and chemical strikes have also been installed.
China said its forces “maintain a normal state of combat readiness and training” on the border, but experts suggest troops have been mobilised in preparation nearby.
A spokesman said: “Military means shouldn’t be an option to solve the Korean Peninsula issue.”
However, China has been strengthening its defences along the border since Pyongyang’s first nuclear test in 2006. This includes building a fence along parts of the border and stepping up patrols.
It is reportedly preparing for a crisis in the country, which could result in millions fleeing to China. This includes the possibility of economic collapse or a US missile strike.
UlanBatori wrote:Guys, read the account of the 1967 action, posted somewhere on these threads. The Chinese Commissar got mad that he was knocked down and his glasses broken, so next day they machinegunned the Indian soldiers who were setting up a rope to prevent such incidents. 70 (SEVENTY!!!!) Indian soldiers were killed in just that first wave - a sad display of planning and leadership, IMO, to put those people in an exposed killing-field of fire with no covering machineguns. Those who think the chinese are playing, and not absolutely ruthless and devoid of human rationality, do indeed need to check what they are smoking. Yeah, I saw the claim that 400 were killed on the Chinese side but I also saw that the Indian bodies were dragged over to the Chinese side and India had to go ask to get them back, so the Chinese had control of the ground to do that dragging. Meanwhile, Indian forces had to allow the wounded to die freezing in the cold and rain because we could not go drag them back, so the claim about who "won" etc must be viewed in light of those facts.
Ppl trying to outdo each other bragging about how we are going to thrash the Chinese, "bring them down by the scruff of the neck" (remember that one?) etc need to pls calm down and get real. Have some empathy for the soldier on the frontlines and try to help their job. Boycott Chinese goods.
What your conclusion of boycotting cheeni goods has to do with rest of your post?
UlanBatori wrote:Guys, read the account of the 1967 action, posted somewhere on these threads. The Chinese Commissar got mad that he was knocked down and his glasses broken, so next day they machinegunned the Indian soldiers who were setting up a rope to prevent such incidents. 70 (SEVENTY!!!!) Indian soldiers were killed in just that first wave - a sad display of planning and leadership, IMO, to put those people in an exposed killing-field of fire with no covering machineguns. Those who think the chinese are playing, and not absolutely ruthless and devoid of human rationality, do indeed need to check what they are smoking. Yeah, I saw the claim that 400 were killed on the Chinese side but I also saw that the Indian bodies were dragged over to the Chinese side and India had to go ask to get them back, so the Chinese had control of the ground to do that dragging. Meanwhile, Indian forces had to allow the wounded to die freezing in the cold and rain because we could not go drag them back, so the claim about who "won" etc must be viewed in light of those facts.
Ppl trying to outdo each other bragging about how we are going to thrash the Chinese, "bring them down by the scruff of the neck" (remember that one?) etc need to pls calm down and get real. Have some empathy for the soldier on the frontlines and try to help their job. Boycott Chinese goods.
UlanBatori wrote:BTW, you can't tax Chinese imports. The WTC will fine India even more heavily. But greedy Indians can tone down their greed a bit and think of those soldiers standing there guarding them. And boycott Chinese goods, period. Purchases on contract, of heavy machinery etc is hard to cancel, but purchases of trinkets and luxury goods should be cut down.
fanne wrote:Dean sir keeping two front war in mind I count 14 Div, 2 of which maybe suspect, 9 Corp that looks like tsp specific formation. Math right? So we have 24 against tsp?
Guddu wrote:Uttarakhand is the home of Chief of Army Bipin Rawat and Kumaon Regiment, doubt Cheeni will initiate anything there!. They are tough fighters there.
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