Managing the Dragon
India, July 4 -- Decoupling from China requires a deep strategic vision where defending digital territory is as vital as physical territory.
Joined by deep civilizational bonds, the political equation between India and China post-Independence and the Chinese revolution has been contentious and conflict-prone. When Chairman Mao consolidated Chinese power by taking over Tibet, India sheltered the Dalai Lama; bound by a centuries-old relationship, independent of China or anyone else. PM Nehru patronized China in Bandung (1955) and the United Nations, reportedly forsaking a permanent seat at the Security Council in China's favour. With no hint of reciprocation, China has instead adopted a hegemonic attitude and repeatedly provoked conflict ...
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