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Friendship with China? At a cost of arunachal?

Yes, so does every single country including India, every country see their benefits. Each year we sell far more softwares to USA than rest of the world put together. On the other hand we buy arms from Russia and various goods from China. We should care more about 'customer' than 'seller'. I...

Well, we Indians were suspicious about Indo-US nuclear deal. But, now it has changed. We have very good relationship with Russia for long time. But it was like an aircraft with single wing. Increasing Co-operation with US means the addition of the missing wing. Moreover, USA and Russia are...

China is getting 'richer'. I have no doubt about that. But is China standing on its own feet? I really doubt. You know that unlike China which relies heavily on export India's growth is being fueled by its domestic demand. You have already experienced it during world financial meltdown in late...

As far as sanctions are concerned I think USA did impose sanctions first in 1975 (after first nuclear test) then again in 1998 (after second nuclear test). USA didn't impose any sanction during in 1965. Unfortunately you have highlighted all 'wrongdoing' that US did. During 1962 Sino-Indian...

‘Defence foundational pacts with U.S. to benefit India' BANGALORE, February 8, 2011 The U.S. Ambassador to India Timothy J. Roemer said on Tuesday that India would be able to get “huge benefits” by signing the Logistics Support Agreement (LSA), the Communication Interoperability and...

EADS defence division opens engineering centre in Bangalore 8 Feb, 2011, 05.36PM IST,PTI BANGALORE: Aiming to achieve a strategic edge over its competitors in India, Cassidian -- the defence and security division of arms manufacturer EADS -- today opened an engineering centre in...

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Militants release 3 WWF volunteers Guwahati, February 08, 2011 Militants on Tuesday released three of the six volunteers of World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) they had abducted from western Assam's Manas National Park on Sunday. Police said the three – Tarali Goswami, Srabana Goswami and...

RAW established in 1968. :)

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Only 1000km was fenced out of 4095km in the 80s. The rest of the fencing work actually started in 2000s. And it's still not complete. So, people could easily get into India by simply crossing reaming 3095km unfenced border during that time. We have accepted all those illegal migrants came from...

I think you have mixed up Human trafficking with smuggling. In many cases people who get killed at the border are cattle smugglers. And these highly organized criminals gangs (40-50 people in a gang) often attack BSF soldiers with weapons. BSF ONLY open fire in self-defense. Since there are...

No country has managed to find any 'perfect solution' for human trafficking. Mighty America has 'failed' to stop illegal immigrants to get into their country. EU the world's largest and most powerful union has 'failed' to stop Africans from sneaking into their countries. Here in Australia almost...

For more than 50 years there were no fence at border. I have never come across with such a dumb post!

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Those are Bangladeshi cattle smugglers and human traffickers. Those criminals were punished for their crimes. In many cases they attack our BSF soldiers and they are forced to open fire on those criminals. And your Bangladeshi newspapers print those 'attractive' news with extra spice!

German firms fear China technology theft By Stephen Evans BBC News, Berlin Chinese shoppers are too attractive for Western firms to make them shy away from China What's a bright, ambitious Western company to do? China is where the customers are - and where the customers are...

91 Bangladeshi migrants found on Car Nicobar coast. As many as 91 Bangladeshi migrants were found in Car Nicobar, a part of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, police officials said today. "We have found 87 of them on Saturday evening and four on Sunday morning from Tamaloo village of...

Northrop Grumman in race for Navy aircraft order Mahesh Kulkarni / Bangalore February 08, 2011, 0:50 IST Northrop Grumman Corporation (NGC), the US-based $34.9-billion global security systems and technology provider, is pitching for the Indian Navy’s order for surveillance aircraft and...