Amid the ongoing LAC standoff in eastern Ladakh, China needs to be shown a red card. And Tibet can be one, though one has to build it into a potent red card along with others. It will be a long haul for India. It should be a slow bleed for China.
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China respects strength. It has tested India’s strength in Doklam and in eastern Ladakh. Despite its initial bluster and threats, it has been militarily stymied. Our military pushback has been followed by economic and digital strikes with more stonewalling in the offing. In this third and concluding part, we will analyse what India needs to do vis-à-vis China.
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Akash is India’s important missile with over 96% indigenisation. It is a surface-to-air missile with a range of 25 km. The missile was inducted in 2014 in IAF and in 2015 in Indian Army.
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The future course of the Sino-Tibet-India relations will largely be dictated by what the people of Tibet want and which way they swing. Also, any chance of change is only feasible if there is full support from India, US and Europe. So far all three have left the Tibetans in a helpless and tangled condition.
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One sees a sinister Chinese expansionist plan which does not bode well for India. It needs a coordinated, consolidated and a sustained response since Indian sovereignty and integrity is at stake here. There should be no mistaking the danger India is facing.
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