Head Pic- :: China Is The World Leader
THREE
FOR THE “ WAR-SAW ” AND TWO TO THE TANGO :: The INDO- CHINA IMBROGLIO
Times immemorial and from the ages of the Maurya’s and the
Gupta’s the relation between India and China developed and it grew in
importance and and terms of the strength that both the countries have with them
to flex it to the othere to make one and the other feel that the two nation are
important for existence at the points at any palce wherever possible.
Both the countries have their importance and both the countrie
make an impact to the world at every sphere of the activities that the world
has to do. Both the countries were formed with an ideology.The Indian ideology
was DEVELOPMENT with PEACE and the Chinese ideology was
development by STRENGTH and by TRADE. While India for most of the time
was using the SOCIAL means of all
round development, China was always using the principlles of development by POWER and POWER was their means to fast develop their economy.
Never has been the social mean of development equaled the means
of power for the development. The result was seen as China which remained equal
to India till about 1954 in all the spheres all of a sudden from 1959 to 1978, developed itself in such
a manner that it left India far behind to be assumed as the THIRD most POWERFUL DEVELOPED contry in the world.
The People’s Republic of China (PRC) was
established on October 1, 1949, and
India was the first non-communist country to establish an Embassy in PRC. On April 1, 1950, India and China
established diplomatic relations. The two countries also jointly expounded the
Panchsheel (Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence) in 1954.
The
Background of the Relation between India and China
China tok the lead
first and between the period from 1953-54 to about 1967, the Chinese leaders
were all at the different places of South asia and South East Asia.The
principles were the same and it was a total business that China wanted to epand
from it’s base and the territory to the far of South Asia and the South Esat
Asian region. They wanted to keep on innovating their products as such to suit
all the important market
For this the Chinese
heads of the states also spend no minutes and the moent go by uselessly.Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai visited India in
June 1954 and Prime Minister Nehru visited China in October 1954. Premier
Zhou Enlai again visited India in January
1957 and in April 1960. The Sino-Indian conflict, which took place
from 20th of October, in 1962 led to a serious setback in
bilateral relations. India and China restored ambassadorial relations in August
1976. Higher political level contacts were revived by the visit of the then External Affairs Minister, A.B. Vajpayee in
February 1979.
The Chinese Foreign
Minister Huang Hua paid a return visit to India in June 1981. Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi visited China
in December 1988. During this visit, both sides agreed to develop and expand
bilateral relations in all fields. By this time there were bottle-necks that were
seen and those were evident which crapped the business from flowing at a speed
that it ought to be. Hence it was decided to form a JOINT WORKING GROUP and a body of representativr from both the
countries working for the group.It was also agreed to establish a Joint Working Group (JWG) – to seek a fair,
reasonable and mutually acceptable solution on the boundary question – and a
Joint Economic Group (JEG). From the Chinese side, Premier Li Peng visited
India in December 1991. Prime Minister Narasimha Rao visited China in September
1993.
However even with the top-guns and the heads
of the two states visiting frequently to
their countries, it was more often that not seen and witnessed that the PEACE
was always broken with the borders mounting it to a different scale and with
China always scaling up the issues.
The border of the two
country especially at the Sikkim region, the Arunachal Pradesh, the ladakh and
the area that has the Himachal Pradesh bordering it with China always sparked the tensions with the Chinese
taking the upper hands to convey that it’s border were the one’s where it felt
that it could poach in with it’s might with India always taking the other route
to establish peace and those routes were always detrimental to india in the
long runs.
The poaching of the Chinese Army after it
inflicted a heavy JAW-SMASHING-DEFEAT to India in 1962, saw it poaching
illegally to about 85,000 Square Kilometres from the era of 1962 to about 2019
when India started throwing them and pushing them backward
42,000 square
kilometres of the Indian land was taken in toto by the Chinese Army by handing
India a crushing defeat in 1962 and then from 1962 to about 2019, China in the
pretext of DISPUTED BOUNDARY and the
RELIGIONS that existed here at India
which collided with the Chinese based civilization which happened to be of the Chinese origin, in their thinking and their terminology
was poached upon from time to time by the Chinese and since they did not face
any retaliation or a kind of an oppressed pushbacks then by the Indian made
them to believe that whatever and wherever they had entered deeply penetrating
the Indian area are their area. This always did flare up when the Modi
Government 2.0 started taking place and now it is that these areas are always a
thron in the eye to pke the two nation . Altercations of various altitude and
different attitude now is clearly seen and visible at almost every second day
when we see the Armies of both the countries taking the scale to measure each
other.
If my memory does not fails me, in 1992 then,
the Agreement on the Maintenance of Peace and Tranquility along the Line of
Actual Control (LAC) in the India – China Border Area was signed during this
visit, when in all probability when Mr R
Venkatraman, visited China, providing
for both sides to respect the status quo on the border, clarify the LAC
where there are doubts and undertake CBMs. President R. Venkataraman paid a
state visit to China in May 1992.
This was the first Head of State-level visit
from India to China. President
Jiang Zemin’s state visit to India in November 1996 was similarly the first by
a PRC Head of State to India. The
four agreements signed during his visit included the one on CBMs in the Military Field along the LAC
covering the adoption of concrete measures between the two militaries to
enhance exchanges and to promote cooperation and trust. India-China
political relations are enhanced and strengthened by various mechanisms, and not
to MISS OUT the fact that MILITARY has been the GREATEST of it since 1992. There is a
close and regular interaction between strategic and foreign policy think-tanks
but the MILITARY reaction to the
borders and the inter-relation beytween the two military of the two nation
would formalize the points to be spoken and discussed at the table .
The After Nuclear Test
Relation
After the nuclear tests on 11th of May 1998,
the relations faced a minor setback. External Affairs Minister Jaswant Singh
visited China in June 1999 and both sides reiterated that neither country is a
threat to the other. President K.R. Narayanan’s visit to China in May – June
2000 marked a return to high-level exchanges. Premier Zhu Rongji visited India
in January 2002. Prime Minister A.B. Vajpayee visited China in June 2003 during
which a Declaration on Principles for
Relations and Comprehensive Cooperation was signed. This was the first
comprehensive document on the development of bilateral relations signed at the
highest level between India and China. India and China concluded a border trade
protocol to add a border crossing between Sikkim and Tibet Autonomous Region.
The two Prime Ministers appointed Special Representatives to explore from the
political perspective of the overall bilateral relationship the framework of a
boundary settlement.
The
Indian Organisation and it’s trade at China
With the time passing by and with the
demand that needed the products and the goods here the products of China
started gaining importance. China by the end of 1993 was in a position to
manufacture ONE item from any sector that would be needed in five to seven
different RATE-CATEGORY and in this respect it found the Nepal OPEN MARKET POLICY and the INDIAN-HIGH-DEMAND-MARKET a important
growing market with full and abundant growth and in the bilateral trade between India and China in
the last few years, many Indian companies have started setting up Chinese
operations to service both their Indian and MNC clientele in China. Indian
enterprises operating in China either as representative offices, Wholly Owned
Foreign Enterprises or Joint Ventures with Chinese companies are into
manufacturing (pharmaceuticals, refractories, laminated tubes, auto-components,
wind energy etc.), IT and IT-enabled services (including IT education, software
solutions, and specific software products), trading, banking and allied
activities.
While the Indian trading
community is primarily confined to major port cities such as Guangzhou and Shenzhen, they are also present in large numbers in places where
the Chinese have set up warehouses and wholesale markets such as Yiwu. Most of
the Indian companies have a presence in Shanghai, which is China’s financial
centre; while a few Indian companies have set up offices in the capital city of
Beijing. Some of the prominent Indian companies in China include Dr
Reddy’s Laboratories, Aurobindo Pharma, Matrix Pharma, NIIT, Bharat Forge,
Infosys, TCS, APTECH, Wipro, Mahindra Satyam, Dr Reddy’s, Essel Packaging,
Suzlon Energy, Reliance Industries, SUNDARAM Fasteners, Mahindra &
Mahindra, TATA Sons, Binani Cements, etc. In the field of banking, ten Indian banks have set up operations
in China. State Bank of India (Shanghai), Bank of India (Shenzhen), Canara Bank
(Shanghai) and Bank of Baroda (Guangzhou), have branch offices, while others
(Punjab National Banks, UCO Bank, Allahabad Bank, Indian Overseas Bank, Union
Bank of India etc.) have representative offices. Apart from PSU banks, private
banks such as Axis, ICICI also has representative offices in China
The
Chinese Organisation at India
According to information available with the
Embassy of India, close to 100 Chinese
companies have established offices/operations in India. Many large Chinese
state-owned companies in the field of machinery and infrastructure construction
have won projects in India and have opened project offices in India. These
include Sinosteel, Shougang International, Baoshan Iron & Steel Ltd,
Sany Heavy Industry Ltd, Chongqing Lifan Industry Ltd, China Dongfang
International, Sino Hydro Corporation etc. Many Chinese electronic, IT and
hardware manufacturing companies also have operations in India.
These include Huawei Technologies, ZTE, TCL, Haier etc. A large number
of Chinese companies are involved in EPC projects in the Power Sector.
.The one’s with a BRAND and to be considered to be a FORCE –TO-RECKON-WITH are Shanghai
Electric, Harbin Electric, Dongfang Electric, Shenyang Electric etc. Chinese
automobile major Beijing Automotive Industry Corporation (BAIC) has recently
announced plans to invest US$ 250
million in an auto plant in Pune. TBEA
a Xinjiang-based transformer manufacturer has firmed up plans to invest in
a manufacturing facility in Gujarat. During the visit of Premier Wen to India,
Huawei announced plans to invest in a telecom equipment manufacturing facility
in ChennaiIndo-China Relations & Economy : “LIFE-BLOOD” of
the business for economic revival
It
is this and it is an OPEN-AND-THE-SHUT-CASE
when it comes to both the countries now to decide upon the factors of ECONOMY and then start thinking about MAULING each other .It is the business
and the ECONOMY that is related to th business that the entire Sino_India
attritions are ceasd and doused with a hope that the two nation will undertsnad
each other with China expecting India to be it’s UGLY-CHICKEN always to bow down to it’s whims which India since
2019 never is believing in those theory and accridition of any claims by the
Chinese that they wish imdia to do it and keep MUM for everything.
India-China economic relations constitute
an important element of the strategic and cooperative partnership between the
two countries. Several institutional mechanisms have been established for
enhancing and strengthening economic cooperation between the two countries.
Besides the India-China Joint Economic Group on Economic Relations and Trade,
Science and Technology (JEG) and the India-China Strategic and Economic
Dialogue (SED), a Financial Dialogue has also been taking place between the two
countries since 2006.
The
Talks Of Finance Between the Two Countries
In accordance with the MoU on the Launch of
the Financial Dialogue between India and China, signed during Chinese Prime
Minister Wen Jiabao’s visit to India in April 2005, the two sides have since
successfully held Financial Dialogues. A Joint Statement was signed and
released at the end of the Dialogue. During the Dialogue, both sides exchanged
views on the global macroeconomic
situation and policy responses, with specific reference to current risks to the
global economy and the role of India and China in the post-crisis recovery phase.
Discussions also took place on G20 issues including
reforms in the International Monetary System and the Framework for Strong,
Sustainable and Balanced Growth
Banking Sector and it’s operation
Many Indian banks have established their
presence in mainland China in the last few years. Four Indian banks, namely,
State Bank of India (Shanghai), Canara Bank (Shanghai), Bank of Baroda
(Guangzhou) and Bank of India (Shenzhen) have to branch offices in China. At
present, the State Bank of India is the only Indian bank to have the
authorization to conduct local currency (RMB) business at its branch in
Shanghai. More Indian banks are planning to upgrade their Representative
Offices in China to branch offices and existing branch offices are applying for
RMB license. Various Government institutions and agencies from the two
countries have also been interacting with each other for furthering cooperation
in the areas such as taxation, human resource development and employment, health,
urban development and tourism. There are a close exchange and
interaction between the economic think tanks and scholars as well .
The
FACTUALS and the ACTUALS of the Trade ie the Indo- China Trade :: Statistics
Reveals Facts
Let us study ONE-BY-ONE all about the facts of the trades
that India sees it with China and does that with it. These trades determines
the actualities of the Sino_China relationship and the factors that makes one
country to move three steps ahead in terms of escalating the fight and then
takes it back by two steps to DOUSE and deescalate the war.
The factors are taken one-by-one and I explain it with the
charts to make the things simple.
I start my first reading with the following-:
A ) . Balance of
Trade between India and China
This figure is depicted as under-:
Pic - : The Balance of the trade between India and China
From the figure it is well seen that there is a TRADE-DEFICIT amounting to about 208
BILLIONS of Dollars for the last three years between the two nation and China
on an average EXPORTS or sells about 53 BILLIONS of Dollars of materials to
India. CHINA HAS TO THINK AND RETHINK 1000 TIMES ABOUT HOW IT WISHES TO
MAINTAIN IT’S RELATION WITH INDIA
India and this GOVERNMENT
would NOT think even for a MINUTES
to put China and it’s ECONOMY in the
DRAINS at all if it acts TOO-SMART
with India. THIS IS NOT THE LAID BACK
“PAUPER” OF THE CONGRESS GOVERNMENT which thinks ONLY of swelling their
individual accounts maintained at the banks abroad. ONE SINGLE HARD DECISION TO CUT OFF THE BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP WITH
CHINA AND CHINA WOULD BE IN DOLDRUMS.
B ) . Ease Of Doing
The Business-::
Pics - :: Ease Of Doing The Business
Pics - :: Ease of doing Business with India as per the world Bank's assessment
It is the WORLD BANK report and the BAR CHART says it all. Out of the 207 countries existing , the EASE-OF-DOING-THE-BUSINESS-WITH-INDIA now stands at 77 which means INDIA IS RANKED AND PLACED AT THE 77TH POSITION TO AND FOR EVERYBODY TO COME HERE AND START DOING IT’S BUSINESS WITH INDIA
Pics - :: Ease of doing Business with India as per the world Bank's assessment
It is the WORLD BANK report and the BAR CHART says it all. Out of the 207 countries existing , the EASE-OF-DOING-THE-BUSINESS-WITH-INDIA now stands at 77 which means INDIA IS RANKED AND PLACED AT THE 77TH POSITION TO AND FOR EVERYBODY TO COME HERE AND START DOING IT’S BUSINESS WITH INDIA
What is so SIGNIFICANT
to watch is when the Modi Government took it over at 2014, India was placed at
the 134th position then, but it is placed now at the 77th
thereby bringing it down by 57th BAR CHART points and position to place itself at the 77th
position This is a QUANTUM IMPROVEMENT
by about and over 50% in terms of RANKING and the ease by which one can
associate itself to do it’s business at India . The World Bank's figure and statistics out's India in the 77th position by the end of 2019 but the Cyril-Mcglows International Business studies and research above puts India in the 60th position as ascribed above in the bar chart .That goes to prove many a facts about starting the business at India and drawing out the headstand advantage of the same.
C ) > Import
From China To India
Pics - : Imports from China to India
The Reserve bank of India’s statistics and report and the
journal of the Trade Economics.Com reflects that the import from China to India
ie the items that India buys from China now stands at 317.64 US Billions
Dollars . The chart clearly says that from September 2019 to Jan 2020 India’s
import from China has fallen down drastically from about 550 plus Us Billion
dollars to about 317.64 which is a FALL of about 174% . THIS CLEARLY TELLS THE STORY THAT INDIA DEFINITELY HAS OBTAINED IT’S
SUBSTITUTE IN TERMS OF MANUFACTURING MOST OF THE ITEMS THAT IT USE TO PROCURE
FROM CHINA. This ought to be kept in MIND by the Chinese.
D ) > The “US”
Trade Deficit
Pics - The "US" Trade Deficit
The Journal here
potrays the Sino-US trade relationship and the cut-off in terms of the trade of
US with China.
There is a DEFICIT
in the trade that of late that US is doing it with China and that trade defivit
runs to about 345.60 US billion dollars which is even more that the deficit of
the trade that exists between India and China. The US obviously DOES not anyway
sees China as their very useful business partner and in case IF CHINA ALSO KILLS IT’S BUSINESS PROSPECT
WITH INDIA THAN THIS LOSS WOULD MOUNT TO ABOUT 600 US BILLIONS OF DOLLARS WHICH
WILL BRING DOWN THE GDP OF CHINA TO ALMOST 2.0 IN THE GDP POINTS That will
be TOO much for them to swallow It would be better that CHINA maintains a CORDIAL relationship with India.
On the other hand the trade deficit of the US-SINO business gives an
opportunity for India to press it’s claim for a FAIR-AND-A-SQUARE deal with the
US and supply most of the produce to US to bolster it’s position in the
international market.
E ) > the “ GDP ”
of the SOUTH ASIAN Countries
Pics - : The " GDP" Of The South Asian Countries
It is reflected
hereby in the picture-::
I can DESCRIBE it in ONE word-:
WE SHALL BE “ SHAMEFUL” TO OURSELF “SPITTING” ON OURSELF
TO SEE BANGLADESH STANDING WAY AHEAD OF INDIA WHEN IT COMES TO THE GDP WITH
NEPAL PLACED AT THE THIRD POSITION
How does it feels when a BEGGAR outplaces and OUTRUNS a “ KING ” when it comes to the NATIONAL
WEALTH if that is compared between the two countries or when it
boils down to the wealth that the individual p[possesses.
When the Modi Government took it over in 2014 our GDP was
placed at 4.56% overall .It has gone up
to 6% overall . But the FACT is we
are being ROASTED and TOASTED to see
the GDP of the two nation who we consider as NOTHING to ourself when it boils down to the GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
SHAME ON US AND OUR GOVERNMENT WHICH STILL KEEPS A “BLIND” EYE TO
THE TRUTH AND THE FACTS. What more to write .. ?? .. !! .. ?? Those
who ran this country for over 55 years out of the 73 HAVE TO ANSWER and
REANSWER
F ) > Comparism
of the decade
This is
illustrated by the following figure-:
Pics- :: The Comparism Of The Decade
The Internal Monetary Fund says according to a RESEARCH and the calculations that it
did between the period 2000 to 2010 as depicted in the bar chart placed at the
extreme left hand corner and according to the graph chart in the middle that it
is China which made a phenomenal rise in their fortune in a gap of a decade ie TEN YEARS in terms of raising their GDP through the
international trade from the base point of ONE
GDP POINT to about 6.5 GDP points keeping it constant at
that figure and it stands head and shoulder above any developed nation .
In terms of the raise
and rise of the GDP and maintaining it constantly at a particular point China
needed only a decade to do it so while the US needed about thirteen years to achieve that feat.In that
manner China and it’s NATIONAL
policies are well defined and it has been due to the TRADE that it does with US
and India.
CHINA HAS TO RETHINK HUNDRED OF THIMES ABOUT WHAT ACTUALLY IT DOES
NEEDS FROM INDIA AND HOW TO GET THAT . It’s policy to PSHYCHOLOGICALLY playing with India and putting a MENTAL ISOPHORMIC pressure on India is
NOT going to HELP them at all
One small step by INDIA
to throw out all the CHINESE firms
and PRODUCT will see US and India
with other countries joining the fray with India and that will WIPE out the CHINESE from it’s GLORY of everything that it
possesses.
The graph also denotes that China what it could achieve in
10 years takes India to do that in TWENTY years if the last bar chart is taken
into account which is placed at the extreme RIGHT HAND CORNER
WE HAVE TO CHANGE OURSELF AND OUR MINDSET AS A NATION
The Indian Plutocracy
- ::
The Wealth Of The Indian Millionaires compared to the Indian Impoverish
The Wealth of the Indians is such that about 78% of the
entire wealth of this country is held by the TEN PERCENT of the overpopulas people in terms of the population population
of India and the remaining poorest of the poor hold only 4.7% of the wealth of
India .THIS IS A GAP WHICH WILL NEVER
BE EQUALISED IN ANY MANNER till the time this country exists at the
world and hence the business relation between the one’s who are dealing with
China ought to be taken into account
The other very
interesting fact is that THE WEALTH OF THE BILLIONAIRES
.The GDP of India is about 6 % as revealed by the World Bank and the figure in
terms of the representation is what I
have flashed it here.
Out of these SIX
PERCENT of the INDIAN GDP, 18.2 % of the same are constituted by
the contribution of the BILLIONAIRES
of India. Uptil 2014 this was the actual picture. It would have risen from 2014
when the Modi Government 1.0 took place and this also ought to be taken very
seriously when we talk in terms of the Indo-China trade relation
This I write because IT IS HIGH TIME TO SAY THE CHINESE – GET
OUT OF INDIA AND TAKE BACK ALL YOUR INDUSTRIES FROM HERE AS THE US DID THAT.
IT IS PERTINENT TO DO
IT TAKING THE FUTURE INTO CONSIDERATION AND PUTTING CHINA ON IT’S TOES HERE SO
THAT CHINA ONCE FOR ALL FINISHES IT’S TWO-TIME-FOUL PLAY AND ACT AGAINT INDIA
ESPECIALLY AT THE BORDER
JUST DO IT ONCE FOR
ALL AND CHINA’S ENTIRE BACKBONE WILL TURN INTO GRANULES AND DUST . That is the need of the minutes. However WILL
THESE “PLUTOCRATS” AGREE TO IT
The Americans DID
THAT with CONSUMENATE EASE and
now it is the turn of India to do it. If
done China will every year lose about 1000 BILLION DOLLARS of ERARNING and that
will completely RATTLE it’s economy
.
CHINA HAS TO BE DEALT
LIKE THE MANNER A “LION” DEALS WITH A “TIGER” OR AN ALLIGATOR WHEN IT IS IN
WATER . There can be NO-TWO-WAY-OUT
for this and this is the URGENCY of the nation.
The PLUTOCRATS ought to be EXACTLY told in a manner that the
US had said it to their PLUTOCRATS- YOU RUN YOUR BUSINESS, WE WILL RUN THE
COUNTRY - without these CLEAR message
and WARNINg the INDO-CHINA esclations at the BORDER is not going to come to an
halt and China KNOWS how to GRAB the land and MAKE IT THEIR’S
G ) > ECONOMIC COST OF THE Air Pollution
Pics-: The Economic Cost Of The Air-Pollution
The ECONOMIC COST
of the AIR POLLUTION that India has to bear while allowing the other countries
to allow them to open it’s operation here at India also would play an very
crucial role when it comes to health management and the life constituent’s a COST which in any way India has to bear it.
This cost adds to the GDP as a share of the GDP and of the
figure that is revealed India stands at the second position as according to a
survey and a report that is and that was conducted by World bank. Obviously China stands first and looking into their
health benefits and other factors the Chinese to prevent the most of the
fatalities that could be done and that could cause damage to their people have
shown an envince in terms of the interest to shift their manufacturing base at
India. IT IS NOT FOR NOTHING THAT THE
CHINESE HAVE BEEN SHOWING THAT KIND OF INTEREST TO START THEIR BASE OF
MANUFACTURE AT INDIA AND THAT TOO AT THE COST OF THE LIVES OF THE INDIANS
This ought to be taken as a NOTE of GRAVE CONCERN by the
Indian authorities before nodding each and every business move of the Chinese.
It will also add to the Indian GDP and it will reduce the GDP points on the GDP charts of India. This is INDIAN
GOVERNMENT will have to study in details while embarking for a CHINO- BUSINESS
– DEALS and the Indian Government I’m sure has NOT studied it in details.
The service trade of India from the year 2011-12 to
the year 2018-19 had been depicted here
in the picture.
Pics-: India's Major Trade Service
It cleary reveals that the
export of India from 2011-12 to 2018-19 has risen from 142.3 billions of
Dollars to 205.8 billions of Dollars which reveals a rise of 63.5Billions of US
Dollars in a period of seven years which means that it increases by only 9
percent on an average every year cummulative however the trade surplus is on
the platform of 16.2% for a period of nine years which is marked and equated at
1.8% cummulative for NINE years. .This has to be applied as a COVER to find out what amount of this
congerates when it is applied to China as the trade deficit of India’s business
with China is on a very higher differential plateau and while calculating that it ought to be aso
noticed that to WHAT AN EXTENT CAN IT HIT CHINA THE HARDEST TO KEEP THEM
GUESSING WHAT WOULD COME IN TERMS OF HITTING THEM THE NEXT ? ……
India has to HIT them at the
places where it would HURT them the MOST……
Pic-: The Growth rate Of China
As this picture
that would reveal in the year 2001 India and her GDP growth rate stood at 3.5
points on the GDP growth rate chart and China stood at about 8 GDP points.
China was maintaining a
DOUBLE-DISTANCE-GROWTH-RATE as compared to India
By 2007 China hit the highest point of it’s target when it
scaled about 13 GDP points in the growth rate chart as compared to India’s a
little over 7 GDP points on the same scale and the same chart. However from the
middle of 2008 China’s growth rate as it is envisaged from the abobe figure and
the chart has fallen to about 7.1 and India’s had fallen to about 6.1 on that
scale as revealed.
Now as the thing stands out China actually will fall like
anything in terms of the GDP growth rate and it is assumed that India will rise
like anything and the difference between the Indian growth rate and the Chinese
Growth rate could be that India would be rising THREE-TIMES more than China .
Between 2008 and 2009 it was ssumed by the GREATEST ECONOMIST of the World that
China actually WITHOUT THE INDIAN AID would steep down to even below the 2.5 GDP points whereas
India would remain anything between 6.5 to 7.5 GDP points and that would be
equal to about THRICE the difference
THIS IS WHY CHINA KEEPS ON POKING INDIA TO DISTRACT INDIA’S FOCUS AND
ATTENTION AT THE BORDER SO THAT INDIA DOES NOT AT ALL DEVELOPS THE W AY IT
WISHES TO DEVELOP.
J ) > China Is
The World Leader Now
Pics- : China is the World Manufacturing Super Power and Leader Now
From the chart it
is very clear that China is the WORLD MANUFACTURING SUPERPOWERIt
contributes to about 28.4% in terms of the WORLD
PRODUCTION of it’s item that it sells in the WORLD and in comparism India stands at NUMBER SIXTH position with a VERY
POOR , 3 % of it’s contribution to supply the goods it manufactures to the
World.
As it could be envisaged from the previous figure, India’s
growth would be about THREE times as
compared to China in the days to come . That means China would be losing out a HEAVY CHUNK of the World market very soon and would fall to about the fifth
position just ahead of South Korea that could be and that gap would be taken
away by the US and India in a proportionate manner.
This is POKING China in every manner now. IT’S
IDEA TO MAKE THE WORLD POORER BY MAKING THE COVID-19 HAS FAILED AND THAT IS WHY
NOW IT IS PEGGING INDIA TO DISTRACT ITSELF AT THE BORDER SO THAT INDIA’S
PLAANING TO MOVE UP GETS HALTED.
K ) > Economic
Forecast
Pic-: The Economic Forecast
This again is the
FORECAST of the WORLD BANK Look into the BAR CHART very carefully.China was
far ahead than any DEVELOPED country
when it mattered taking the ECONOMIC
FORECAST before the COVID – 19 The
LIGHT GREEN/BLUE shade reveals that it would have been the STRONGEST and the LARGEST ECONOMY COUNTRY in the WORLD .
However the DARKER BLUE BAR clearly reveal the ECONOMIC CONDITION that China would be
in terms of the SHRINKAGE starting
2020 . It was then CHINA PLOTTED THE FORMULA OF
COVID -19 TO SPREAD IT TO THE ONE’S WHO WOULD TAKE IT OVER FROM IT.
It is envisaged that
Japan and Germany will play a MAJOR
role to be in the forefront of the WORLD’S LARGEST & HIGHEST ECONOMY with India from the developing nation playing
a crucial role in it.
Look into the WORLD’S
BAR WHICH ID DARK BLUE IN COLOUR. Compare that with China. Take the economic growth of US Japan and
Germany if you can see them and see it. It clearly reveals the story of China,
the other nation and the developing nation and
THE ROLE THAT INDIA CAN PLAY IN
THAT FROM THE DEVELOPING NATION
This INFURIATES
China and it keeps India poking at the BORDER so that India’s loses it’s FOCUS on it’s development
On the other hand China knowing it fully well that the
present indian Government is totally interested in making India the LARGSET PRODUCTION HUB in the world and ONE
–OF-THE-MIGHTIEST-MILITARY –POWER of the WORLD it knows fully well that if
it does not stops India from becoming what it wants to be, China will loose
it’s GRIP and FOOTHOLD as the MIGHTIEST in Asia and the THIRD STRONGEST MIGHT of the WORLD and the BEST ECONOMIC MIGHT that exists in the world.
It forsees Germany Japan and USA to take that place and they
cannot do that without India’s presence. This infact is the reason WHY CHINA IS STALKING DOWN ALL THE IMPROVEMENT PLANS OF INDIA BY IT’S
CONSTANT PILFERAGES AT THE BORDER . The Indo-China border is actually the ONE-POINT at the Ladakh and the
Arunachal area which in the NEXT-FOUR
years will determine HOW HIGH BOTH THE
COUNTRY RISE to make it’s presence felt and with the US kicking out China
and it’s business from their land, the US would look forward to Indonesia and
then in particular INDIA to cover it’s ground.
This would make India and US to come very close to each
other and that we can see it through our naked
eye when Mr Donald Trump meets Mr Modi and the TWO GREAT leaders spend
their time together doing all round meetings for helping each other in
international relation , trade , business and BI-NATION integrated programme
for development.One can make it out.
This is infuriating China and it is through it’s military
which is directly under the control of it’s President, keeps on harassing India
to the hilt so that India removes itself from those areas at the border.
However INDIA SHOULD NOT TAKE IT AWAY
ITSELF FROM ANY PART OF THE BORDER WHICH ATTACHED THE CHINESE AND THE INDIAN SO
MUCH SO THAT CHINA BOILS DOWN TO IMBROGLIO. India has to see to it that
China does not encroaches on the Indian border at all and takes away the Indian
boundaries I terms of annexing it to their maps and the land This is most
important task for India to see that and do it.
L ) > India –
China’s trade relation-::
Pic:; India-China's Trade Relation
The stata and the
charts describes it all . It says the differentials and values it on a very
pedestial scale.
China’s top FIVE sector in terms of their export to India is
depicted above. Every year China exports items worth above 68.80 US Billions of
dollars of materials and in return China imports about 14.8 billions of US
Dollars as it’s imports from India in the TOP-FIVE category of the materials
that it imports from India.
These raw materials are thereafter converted by China into a
full fledged finished products and they are then sold into the Indian market
under the prices at which India agrees to buy them with China manufacturing the
prodcuts as per the demand of the prices.
In all China totally is hinging on India for it’s market and
marketing. It cannot afford to enter into a war against India but it has picked
the thread from Pakistan about constantly pecking India at the border to force
it to loose it’s capability of everything GOOD that it could do and make India
to loose one of it’s leg in the process so that India walks as a LAME DUCK
internationally.
Better it would be the Indian Government speaks it LOUDLY,
CORRECTLY , APPROPRIATELY and CLEARLY saying China that- ENOUGH
OF YOUR IDIOCRACIES. PULL YOUR SOCKS OR WE WILL PANT YOU DOWN.
Unless and until the Indian leadership takes a very COGNIGENT view of ther
same nothing better can be expected of India for it to do anything . DILLY-DALLY
will make India and her progress take s downward steep and if that happens
Pakistan from the other end will not miss any opportunities at all to mix and
move ahead with China to make India a LAME-DUCK of Asia.
Where do India
Goes from here and where does it FAILS-::
It is quite evident that India has ALL the CHANCE to place
itself amongst the TOP-FIFTY, the
position according to me is the 38th
IN THE WORLD in the next FOUR years. However India has to be
wary CAREFUL of China’s POKING TACTICS and the irrespective lateral aids that China and it’s strategy will get out of Pakistan to defunk and put the
Indian movement ahead at every stage.
WE HAVE TO STRENGTHEN THE DEFENSE BY ACQUIRING THE RAFAELS AS WELL AS
THE S-400 AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE Without that and without STRENGTHENNING THE BORDER the movement and the road ahead in terms of
the ROAD-MAP will that NOT
BE “ EASTLY-EASY ” AT ALL.
Regards
Pics
Shyamal Bhattacharjee
Mr Shyamal Bhattacharjee, the
author was born at West Chirimiri Colliery at
District Surguja,
Chattisgarh on July 6th 1959 He
received his early education at Carmel
Convent School Bishrampur and later at Christ Church Boys' Higher Secondary School at
Jabalpur. He later joined Hislop
College at Nagpur and
completed his graduation in Science and he also added a degree
in B A thereafter.
He joined the HITAVADA, a
leading dailies of Central India at Nagpur as
a Sub-Editor
( Sports ) but gave up to complete his MBA in 1984 He
thereafter added a Diploma In Export Management. He
has authored THREE books
namely Notable Quotes and Noble Thought published
by Pustak Mahal in 2001 Indian
Cricket : Faces That Changed It published by Manas
Publications in 2009 and Essential
Of Office Management published by NBCA, Kolkatta in
2012. He has a experience of about 35 years
in Marketing .
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