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Not that easy considering the environment. If China had a chance to occupy then it was in 1962.

The problem here is that of attitude.

Not really bro just read our own handrsonbrooks report and you will just understand whose mistake it was.

I agree with the article we in India have little or no knowledge of China. Even educated people believe that China invaded India in 1962 without really knowing the cause and trigger. I hope on claiming doklam we have truth on our side or else we are getting it again.

What is the Chinese view can you please share some links i would like to understand.

I somehow have a feeling that that is how all Chinese think and I totally agree with your point.

This is the most important point. India does not trust China and that is why India is nervous about doklam in Chinese hands as it can be used to cut off India's main routes to northeast.

If you have something meaningful contribute otherwise you can just keep quiet. We are not really interested in going any further. That is of no use.

Found some interesting videos on the India-China border. Why Doklam plateau is of strategic importance to India. Chinese Airfields of importance to India. Chinese roads and presence in AksaiChin Chinese infrastructure near Tawang Chinese infiltration routes in Uttarakhand My POV: 1...

This is where the problem starts when we unilaterally declare instead of thinking what was the status quo.

ppl get what they pay for. Its not like the Chinese don't know to make bearings. This is how Indian businessmen do business buy from China paste Made in India :D

Yes they should go through the foreign affair but do you want us to just stand and watch PLA build and complete the road until we finish talks through the foreign affairs. This is a tricky thing status quo had no road that was no mans land and it was peaceful. Suddenly India is threatened...

I am not asking China to give up its land. All that i am asking is China to maintain status quo as this is a dispute between China and Bhutan. First this issue needs to be resolved between China and Bhutan and then China can build not just a road but anything it wants to build. PS: I don't...

I don't think you get the point. Doklam is of strategic importance to India. We have a large border dispute with China in such circumstances why would we let China build a road so close to India and give them a strategic advantage to invade us ? Got the point! Its not about nationalism or ego...

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we definitely need to do more right now we are just testing China's patience.

Its foolish thinking if that was the conclusion that was drawn.

I definitely agree. Chinese are extremely hardworking and intelligent engineers.

India just dosent want to be dominated and bullied that's all.

I think China will stop the road construction and both sides will withdraw to maintain status quo.