05-27-2007, 09:31 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-Bodhi+May 27 2007, 09:03 AM-->QUOTE(Bodhi @ May 27 2007, 09:03 AM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->Notice the language in the TOI report.
<!--QuoteBegin--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>India red-faced as China gets tough</b>
Indrani Bagchi & Saibal Dasgupta
TIMES NEWS NETWORK
NEW DELHI/BEIJING: India appears to be a glutton for diplomatic punishment at the hands of China, particularly at a time when Beijing has clearly decided to adopt a tough posture on its claim to Arunachal Pradesh.
In what is clearly a major goof-up, India opened itself to a resounding rebuff from the Chinese, when despite knowing full well Beijing would not give a visa to anyone from Arunachal Pradesh, the government included an officer from the state in a delegation of 107 IAS officers due to travel to China on Saturday.
The result was predictable. The entire trip had to be called off and the IAS officers were asked to disperse, leaving MEA and PMO ducking for cover. The embarrassment is all the more acute as the officers were travelling to China as part of a mid-career programme that has been strongly advocated by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
The government will soon face a similar test â sports and youth affairs minister Mani Shankar Aiyar will be leading a 100-strong youth delegation to China, an exchange decided during Chinese leader Hu Jintao's visit here last year. It's not yet clear if there are any members from Arunachal Pradesh in this delegation.
According TOI reports from Beijing, the refusal to grant a visa to an Arunachal IAS officer was taken at a senior level of the Communist leadership and signifies China's "seriousness" about its claim to the state.
Unlike the Indian reading that the Chinese focus was essentially on Tawang, the issue, as far as China is concerned, is the entire state.Â
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India_r...how/2076857.cms
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They report as if India should have been "sensitive" to what Chinese 'claim' as their own and therefore should have ensured to leave out the Indians from Arunachal out of the trip. Language suggests as if Chinese are doing what is their justified and proven right to do. Also they left out a key thing. INDIA has unilaterally called off the trip, not China. This they left out in this report so easily.
This is an INDIAN news paper reporting. I can bet these two folks Indrani Bagchi & Saibal Dasgupta are bangali communist chamchas of the chinese, on their payroll like the rest of the CPI(AtoZ), praying everyday to be born as chinese in the next birth if they believe in that.
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Even one Indian from the Indian state of Arunanchal Pradesh is worth loosing the bilateral relationship with China.
There is no need to send any delegation to China if China has problems with Indians from Arunanchal Pradesh. Period.
As far as the inferiority complex of Indrani Bagchi & Saibal Dasgupta goes, I have following theory:
Some people do not know how to standup for themselves. These people were beatenup badly by other kids when they were in junior high school. Some how they survived and went to college and became journalists. Actually, most Indian journalist who write for English media are imbeciles.
<!--QuoteBegin--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>India red-faced as China gets tough</b>
Indrani Bagchi & Saibal Dasgupta
TIMES NEWS NETWORK
NEW DELHI/BEIJING: India appears to be a glutton for diplomatic punishment at the hands of China, particularly at a time when Beijing has clearly decided to adopt a tough posture on its claim to Arunachal Pradesh.
In what is clearly a major goof-up, India opened itself to a resounding rebuff from the Chinese, when despite knowing full well Beijing would not give a visa to anyone from Arunachal Pradesh, the government included an officer from the state in a delegation of 107 IAS officers due to travel to China on Saturday.
The result was predictable. The entire trip had to be called off and the IAS officers were asked to disperse, leaving MEA and PMO ducking for cover. The embarrassment is all the more acute as the officers were travelling to China as part of a mid-career programme that has been strongly advocated by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
The government will soon face a similar test â sports and youth affairs minister Mani Shankar Aiyar will be leading a 100-strong youth delegation to China, an exchange decided during Chinese leader Hu Jintao's visit here last year. It's not yet clear if there are any members from Arunachal Pradesh in this delegation.
According TOI reports from Beijing, the refusal to grant a visa to an Arunachal IAS officer was taken at a senior level of the Communist leadership and signifies China's "seriousness" about its claim to the state.
Unlike the Indian reading that the Chinese focus was essentially on Tawang, the issue, as far as China is concerned, is the entire state.Â
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India_r...how/2076857.cms
<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
They report as if India should have been "sensitive" to what Chinese 'claim' as their own and therefore should have ensured to leave out the Indians from Arunachal out of the trip. Language suggests as if Chinese are doing what is their justified and proven right to do. Also they left out a key thing. INDIA has unilaterally called off the trip, not China. This they left out in this report so easily.
This is an INDIAN news paper reporting. I can bet these two folks Indrani Bagchi & Saibal Dasgupta are bangali communist chamchas of the chinese, on their payroll like the rest of the CPI(AtoZ), praying everyday to be born as chinese in the next birth if they believe in that.
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<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Even one Indian from the Indian state of Arunanchal Pradesh is worth loosing the bilateral relationship with China.
There is no need to send any delegation to China if China has problems with Indians from Arunanchal Pradesh. Period.
As far as the inferiority complex of Indrani Bagchi & Saibal Dasgupta goes, I have following theory:
Some people do not know how to standup for themselves. These people were beatenup badly by other kids when they were in junior high school. Some how they survived and went to college and became journalists. Actually, most Indian journalist who write for English media are imbeciles.