Exclusive: India set to clear some new investment proposals from China in coming weeks - sources

[j20611]

Yeah...in November you claimed they had occupied Galwan and we said they will leave....your predictions don't have a track record of playing out.

How come it takes 20 Indians to fight 1 chinese

China Returns Indian Troops Captured in Deadly Clash

China has returned 10 Indian soldiers captured during a deadly clash between the two countries in a disputed border area of the Himalayas this week, according to senior Indian security officials.

www.wsj.com

 

[flowerfan2020]

How come it takes 20 Indians to fight 1 chinese

China Returns Indian Troops Captured in Deadly Clash

China has returned 10 Indian soldiers captured during a deadly clash between the two countries in a disputed border area of the Himalayas this week, according to senior Indian security officials.

www.wsj.com

So embarrassed to the Indian. One Chinese soldiers equal to 5 Indian soldiers.

 

[Chhatrapati]

The situation of iron biraadars here is quite sad. One they don't even get much investment, then they have to explain away every Chinese action be it a pullback or a loss of face. Now they have to ridicule Chinese investment, probably in millions of dollars a month to Indian private firms which now requires regulatory approval. In effect, they are requesting GoI to allow them to invest.
Why not they invest somewhere else like in Iron biraadar for one. At least they are not your enemies, but no, companies are lined up to invest in India and even after some are kicked out without no real reason.

PS: Bot farm trolls will be clipped soon, I hear China is bringing new reforms which will make it mandatory for Chinese folks to give their ID details before logging in to open forums. Careful what y'all say here

 

[White and Green with M/S]

Yeah...in November you claimed they had occupied Galwan and we said they will leave....your predictions don't have a track record of playing out.

Your own media telling you that China had captured 1000 km of your claimed land and you hae a revenges China by banning Chinese apps in India What a revenge you have

 

[j20611]

The situation of iron biraadars here is quite sad. One they don't even get much investment, then they have to explain away every Chinese action be it a pullback or a loss of face. Now they have to ridicule Chinese investment, probably in millions of dollars a month to Indian private firms which now requires regulatory approval. In effect, they are requesting GoI to allow them to invest.
Why not they invest somewhere else like in Iron biraadar for one. At least they are not your enemies, but no, companies are lined up to invest in India and even after some are kicked out without no real reason.

PS: Bot farm trolls will be clipped soon, I hear China is bringing new reforms which will make it mandatory for Chinese folks to give their ID details before logging in to open forums. Careful what y'all say here

Im sure the Chinese government and the rest of the world appreciates me bringing awareness of your culture’s pedophile tendencies

India’s child pornography consumption spikes by 95% during coronavirus lockdown: report | The Express Tribune

New data shows 200 per cent increase in searches for videos showing children bleeding, choking, tortured or in pain

tribune.com.pk

 

[Globenim]

China lost over 40 F-16's so its still an Indian victory

 

[Adonis]

Im sure the Chinese government and the rest of the world appreciates me bringing awareness of your culture’s pedophile tendencies

India’s child pornography consumption spikes by 95% during coronavirus lockdown: report | The Express Tribune

New data shows 200 per cent increase in searches for videos showing children bleeding, choking, tortured or in pain

tribune.com.pk

You cherry-picked mate..quoting a Pakistani Source...Show the genuine source...Pakistan is raked 2nd there..isn't it?

 

[Jackdaws]

Looks like Indian businessmen forced India to agree to the Chinese 1959 claim line so that they could get Chinese money.

More likely the Chinese businesses forced China to withdraw so that the Chinese can get access to the India market.

 

[White and Green with M/S]

China lost over 40 F-16's so its still an Indian victory

you know what is talking about brother?, does PLAAF have F-16 in your inventory? or this is just sarcasm?

More likely the Chinese businesses forced China to withdraw so that the Chinese can get access to the India market.

world is not only India Chinese have bigger markets than India have all over he world, losing Indian market is much less concern to them

 

[Leishangthem]

India kind of feels they ain't getting anything much from siding with the US other than the option of spending billion on weapons alternative to the Russian made ones;meanwhile, India gains a world by sucking up to China . Indians are professional turncoats,they have no loyalty toward any side,they feel it in their bones that China is going to be the hyperpower far surpassing anything that US ever been,India don't want to be made the easy example of a punching bag for Chinese powerplay ,like China did recently to make an example out India when US,under Trump tried to use India for pivot to Asia like Obama adminstartion did with Aus .India need that Chinese investment to just keep up with development and not fall behind Africa;it's not a mere choice but desperation.

 

[Myth_buster_1]

Lol. With higher casualties, it is pretty clear there was only stick both at border and trade vis a vis China. Cheerleaders can believe otherwise.

LOL India needs to show some evidence other then imaginary sources.

 

[xyxmt]

It can be a carrot and stick for those where nobody is ready to invest. Our case is different.

yeah some huge 2 billion investment LMAO

 

[Pakistan Space Agency]

Tut, tut, tut.

Bhookha pyasa desperate India.

China has brought Indian gremlins to their knees ... and senses in just 10 months.

 

[Thorough Pro]

Indians are intelligent, they knew there is no benefit fighting over a few thousand kilometers in the barren lands along LAC, while Chinese investment can help improve the tanking economy.

Exclusive: India set to clear some new investment proposals from China in coming weeks - sources

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India is poised to clear some new investment proposals from China in the coming weeks as frosty relations between the two neighbouring countries thawed amid an easing in border tensions, said three government officials with knowledge of the matter.

Last week, India and China began disengagement from the Pangong Tso area, in the Ladakh region of the western Himalayas, following a nearly nine-month-long standoff after the worst clash between the neighbouring countries since 1962.

At the height of the tensions, India framed various policies targeting China, including blocking the nation from participating in government tenders, compelling any Chinese company investing in India to seek approvals and banning dozens of Chinese apps.

The foreign investment rule change by the Indian government said investments from an entity in a country that shares a land border with India would require government approval, markedly slowing investments flows from China.


The rule change had put in limbo over 150 proposals from China worth more than $2 billion, hurting the plans of Chinese companies in India.

Among the proposals delayed was China’s Great Wall Motors’ acquisition of a General Motors’ plant in India.

“We’ll start giving approvals to some greenfield investment proposals, but we will only clear those sectors which are not sensitive to national security,” one of the officials said.

The officials, who asked not to be named as the discussions are private, did not give details of the proposals they plan to clear in the coming weeks.


The prime minister’s office did not immediately respond to an email seeking comments, while the home ministry did not respond to an email, call or message.

The government will also look to clear some other brownfield projects - new investments in existing projects - that are not a risk to national security after the first round of clearance to new investments, the above officials said.

The government is also considering allowing some investment from Chinese firms in certain sectors via the “automatic” route, or without government scrutiny, said the officials.

The officials said investments for stakes of up to 20%, in “non-sensitive” sectors, may revert to the automatic route for nations with which India shares land borders.

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kind of realize something.

 

[GumNaam]

It can be a carrot and stick for those where nobody is ready to invest. Our case is different.

wow...lost a thousand square miles to China & then still begging them for investment...bhui bayghairat hon tau hindustanion jaysay bayghairat hon!