how high was Modi when he thought he could isolate pakistan internationally
how high do you have to be to think anyone can isolate the 6th largest economy in the world





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how high was Modi when he thought he could isolate pakistan internationally
how high do you have to be to think anyone can isolate the 6th largest economy in the world





mind explaining the reason for Make in India initiative then?We never Invited US into the region
mind explaining the reason for Make in India initiative then?
Had a dream? You make BS out of thin air. What a great talent.
India offers base for Afghan war?![]()
India is not the sixth largest economy, India is a superpower!
how high do you have to be to think anyone can isolate the 6th largest economy in the world

kid learn historyHad a dream? You make BS out of thin air. What a great talent.
India offers base for Afghan war?![]()
kid learn history
China and Pakistan have agreed to further deepen their military cooperation amid India’s training of Vietnam troops on its soil. Central and South Asia is apparently being divided into two camps with China, Pakistan and their allies in one camp and U.S.-led allies, including India and Japan, in the rival camp.
A statement by Pakistan’s military on Thursday announced that the Pakistani army chief and Chinese leadership have reached an agreement to ramp up military cooperation between the two nations despite worries from India and its allies that China-Pak defense relations pose a serious challenge to the balance of power in the region.
Pakistan and China strengthen military ties
Pakistani Chief of Army Staff Qamar Javed Bajwa met with senior Chinese political and military officials as part of his three-day trip to China. The two allied countries, which are currently implementing their massive joint project, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), termed their defense cooperation as a source of strength.
Islamabad and Beijing expressed their satisfaction with strengthening their bilateral coordination of actions on international and regional affairs. The rapid development of cooperation between Pakistan and China is widely interpreted as a response to India’s – their mutual rival in the region – warming up to the United States, whose vast influence in the region has been challenged by Beijing for years.
India finds itself isolated in Asia
India has been a vocal critic of CPEC and any other factors that bring Pakistan and China closer together. New Delhi, which views China as a threat to its key role in the region, has been seeking new allies in the region to counter Beijing’s growing influence.
After enjoying a decades-long friendship with its major and most reliable ally, Russia, today no official in Indian leadership can be certain of the strength of their ties with Russia anymore. One can argue that India should blame its own policies and particularly its decision to seek closer ties with the United States – Russia’s traditional rival – for losing Moscow’s support.
In fact, Russia reacted to India’s shift toward the U.S. almost immediately and has pursued closer ties with India’s traditional enemy, Pakistan, despite decades of cold relations between Islamabad and Moscow since the Cold War era. At the other end of the issue are India-U.S. ties. While the U.S. seems hellbent on supporting India to counter China’s growing influence in the region, it has made little effort to build a strong partnership with the South Asian nation and has given no guarantee that it would back India in any regional conflict, be it with Pakistan or China.
Irreconcilable differences between India and China
This uncertainty in relations with both the Russians and Americans makes India isolated in the region. New Delhi isn’t interested in being left all alone, especially not in the era of China and Pakistan’s formidable alliance in the region, which is why it has started looking for new allies in the region.
Though Vietnam may not be as strong of an ally as Russia or the U.S., India is seeking closer military ties with it. This week, New Delhi trained Vietnamese soldiers in the town of Vairengte, Mizoram. However, if India is trying to tilt the balance of power in its favor by numbers by seeking closer ties with multiple medium-sized nations in the region, China too is reaching out to smaller nations to secure its dominance in the region.
On top of having allied with Pakistan and Russia, China has sought closer ties with both Bangladesh and Myanmar, further fueling India’s fears about an expansionist China, both along the Himalayas and in the Indian Ocean region. Last Sunday, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina officially commissioned two Chinese-made submarines, which will become the Bangladesh Navy’s first submarines ever.
It makes New Delhi no less worried that reports are flooding in that China may be planning to deploy thousands of marines to defend Gwadar Port in Pakistan as part of the $46 billion CPEC project. CPEC itself presents a number of challenges to India, including that it runs through the disputed Kashmir region and that it serves as a game-changer project for both the Pakistani and Chinese economies.
Is India the “pawn” of the U.S.?
The Chinese media thinks the U.S. and Japan are using India to contain China in the Asian region and have no respect for India’s strategic interests there. China’s state-run Global Times warned India of falling into the “trap” of Washington and Tokyo, as reported by The India Times.
“Washington hopes to use New Delhi to contain China in the Indian Ocean. Tokyo wishes to counter-balance China in the Pacific Ocean with the help of New Delhi,” the newspaper states.
While the newspaper agrees that the promises from the U.S. and Japan are disguised as “strategic opportunities” for India, they are merely “traps” for New Delhi to become “a pawn” in the hands of the two biggest regional allies.
But India seems eager to hold on to any string of hope, only to prevent China from stationing its troops in the Indian Ocean region and expanding its influence there through its partnership with Pakistan and other nations. Beijing is currently in the process of selling eight diesel-electric submarines worth more than $5 billion to the Pakistan Navy, which marks the biggest military export deal ever signed by the Chinese.
India to challenge China’s naval operations in the South China Sea
While India is waiting for U.S. President Donald Trump to unveil his plans for the Asian region and, in particular, his plans for U.S.-India relations, the Indian government is trying to find more allies there. New Delhi has recently offered Vietnam its advanced BrahMos missile, which can target enemies 400 km away and travels at speeds nearly three times the speed of sound.
The deployment of the BrahMos missile into Vietnam would be a major step by India and would present a serious challenge to any military operations by the Chinese in the South China Sea.
wake up an smell the coffee 
Read Buckley and Fawn, Global Responses to Terrorism, Page 203
Also,
International Relations in the 21st Century, Pushpesh Pant, page 153
Also,
Empire and Neo-Liberalism in Asia, Vedi Hadiz, Page 258
Also,
India Since Independence, Chandra, Mukherjee and Mukherjee , Page 386
Yes, you did.
How stupid do you feel now? Or is that your talent?
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=UUnog378CtAC&pg=PA205&lpg=PA205&dq=india+offers+its+bases+to+us+after+9-11&source=bl&ots=ebWQntMRiy&sig=VIEiNYd_uKYuv0xYyJbX0ozRX5U&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwihq4Xq_9_SAhWID8AKHQM1C8oQ6AEIPDAF#v=onepage&q=india offers its bases to us after 9-11&f=false
yeah, another one. I don't feel as stupid as some people in the forum. Nonetheless yourself.
You think, USA won't jump in for such an opportunity? They took all the risks to buy one in British Indian Ocean territory.
On topic, there is no official confirmation. bring something real. All you got are books. USA asked for some bases, but at the time, India was increasingly vary of it. Now I think it was the best decision seeing what happened to your citizens.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...y-help-for-Afghan-ops/articleshow/9939394.cms
No no. Mother China is the biggest shupapowa.India is not the sixth largest economy, India is a superpower!![]()

Admit it. You have no idea what you are talking about. You resorted to personal ad hominem and then got busted. I can feel your pain.
I asked for some media reports. If you could, please provide me something. Other than a goddamn book
.9yo's teaching me historykid learn history

I admit there is no point in arguing with delusional one's.I asked for some media reports. If you could, please provide me something. Other than a goddamn book
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Similar gems by Polina Tikhonova, who wrote the article on OP, who I believe is a Pakistani using a pseudo name online:
China And Pakistan Help Russia Peel Off U.S. Superpower Status
Pakistan And Russia’s Enhanced Military Ties Hurt India
Five Reasons Trump Won’t Add Pakistan To The Muslim Ban List
Iran Keen To Join Pakistan And China’s CPEC: Analysis
Pakistan Threatens Nuclear War To Stop India’s Cold Start
Do Pakistan And China Really Need India In CPEC?
China, Russia Join Forces To Wipe Out U.S. Dominance
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And my favourites
Turkey To Join Pakistan, China, Russia Superpower Bloc?
U.K., France, Russia Want To Join Pakistan-China’s CPEC [UPDATED]
China, Russia, Pakistan Superpower Triangle Becoming Reality
It seems Polina Tihonova is writing just for the satisfaction of Pakistani fan boys![]()
Right. Five books. Okay! I will pick 100 books that says Pakistan is perpetrator of terrorism, including ex-CIA men.There are five books. If that doesnt satisfy you then give me evidence of the dream you think I had? Now run along and play with kids your own age.
