Is Arunachal and J.K disputed territory ?
We find ruckus in media over the map of India Gujrat Government prepared in which Aksai China has been painted as Chinese enclave and the entire J&K and Arunachal have been shown as disputed territory.
The sensational allegation about the maps pertains to the three MoUs that Gujarat signed with China in Modi's presence during the visit of President Xi Jinping last week. The MoUs pertain to Gujarat government signing Guangdong province as "sister state".
We find Mr. Modi is weak in history and geography subjects and this episode spots light on him as even being ignorant of many chronology of events with regards to Chinese disputed territorial claims.
Even as reported, North Eastern people were not allowed to participate in his welcome ceremony in Gujrat. The gaffe or mistake might have been unknowingly cartographied at face value but when analysed critically it may construe 'some highly ambitious zealots may indulge in appeasing the shrewd president of China to open ballets for Gujrat development at the cost of nation--- as one find for some recent past BJPGujrat and Shive senaMaharashtra having been standing above Nation.
I think the faux pas must be corrected and China be informed if any misinformation like this has gone to them. Mr. Modi projected as epitome of nationalism before election must come up and do the needful , those responsible for the blunder must be brought to book and action be initiated against them. The opposition must play their role constructively without politics. Mr. Modi is new without experience in centre while the Chinese President is veteran in both central party politics and national political policies of China. May be his visit was intended to fathom our new P.M and allow the dragon to indulge in misadventure as they have been doing in Leh area just on eve of his guesthood here and very friendly welcome by our P.M even not in the Capital rather in his home town in Gujrat to imply something special. His heaps of praise on India from Alexander time till today and to support India for permanent seat in UNO is praiseworthy but subject to condition ----'that India resolves territorial disputes' (hands over lands unconditionally) is something of his naked opportunism and makes everything meaningless of those praise; however his special praises on Mr. Modi may be due to special relationship for the sake of Gujrat development Mr. Xi is committed to contribute by earmarking some money flowing for five years while parallely encroaching over our lands in Leh and Arunachal with morals and legitimacy. more
The sensational allegation about the maps pertains to the three MoUs that Gujarat signed with China in Modi's presence during the visit of President Xi Jinping last week. The MoUs pertain to Gujarat government signing Guangdong province as "sister state".
We find Mr. Modi is weak in history and geography subjects and this episode spots light on him as even being ignorant of many chronology of events with regards to Chinese disputed territorial claims.
Even as reported, North Eastern people were not allowed to participate in his welcome ceremony in Gujrat. The gaffe or mistake might have been unknowingly cartographied at face value but when analysed critically it may construe 'some highly ambitious zealots may indulge in appeasing the shrewd president of China to open ballets for Gujrat development at the cost of nation--- as one find for some recent past BJPGujrat and Shive senaMaharashtra having been standing above Nation.
I think the faux pas must be corrected and China be informed if any misinformation like this has gone to them. Mr. Modi projected as epitome of nationalism before election must come up and do the needful , those responsible for the blunder must be brought to book and action be initiated against them. The opposition must play their role constructively without politics. Mr. Modi is new without experience in centre while the Chinese President is veteran in both central party politics and national political policies of China. May be his visit was intended to fathom our new P.M and allow the dragon to indulge in misadventure as they have been doing in Leh area just on eve of his guesthood here and very friendly welcome by our P.M even not in the Capital rather in his home town in Gujrat to imply something special. His heaps of praise on India from Alexander time till today and to support India for permanent seat in UNO is praiseworthy but subject to condition ----'that India resolves territorial disputes' (hands over lands unconditionally) is something of his naked opportunism and makes everything meaningless of those praise; however his special praises on Mr. Modi may be due to special relationship for the sake of Gujrat development Mr. Xi is committed to contribute by earmarking some money flowing for five years while parallely encroaching over our lands in Leh and Arunachal with morals and legitimacy. more
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This slip up brings out the need of a policy whereby a specific authority defined for the purpose must vet all maps before it can be released. We as a nation suffer due to lack of review processes & quality control. more
Sep 25
Sir forgotten to talk about the nation. He is talking about corporate houses only that how he can benefitted them. more
Sep 24
Yes , when action can be taken against a news reader , why action should not be initiated against the erring officials who have done a blunder rather than a mistake. The blunder should also be rectified to set the record straight & sent a clear massage to Indian as well as Chinese people that it was just a mistake which has to be deleted from the memory of each brain. more
Sep 23
I can recollect at least one instance of Modiji's Geographical knowledge, when in one of his LS campaign he said Nepal is in India. We Indians feel proud to have such a PM. But tell me if the children ask me if Nepal is in India? What 2 tell them! Modiji is right? Nepal (Listeni/nɛˈpɔːl/ ne-PAWL[8] Nepali: नेपाल [neˈpal] ( listen)), officially the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal,[9] is a landlocked sovereign nation located in South Asia. With an area of 147,181 square kilometres (56,827 sq mi) and a population of approximately 27 million.[2] Nepal is the world's 93rd largest country by land mass[10] and the 41st most populous country. It is located in the Himalayas and bordered to the north by the People's Republic of China, and to the south, east, and west by the Republic of India. Specifically, the Indian states of Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal, and Sikkim border Nepal, while across the Himalayas lies the Tibetan Autonomous Region. Nepal is separated from Bangladesh by the narrow Indian Siliguri Corridor. Kathmandu is the nation's capital and largest metropolis. Subrata Guha more
Sep 23
