EP: 135- India Shows World: How to Deal with Hegemonist China ..

TOBA KAKAR RANGE PAINDABAD.

Sela pass is not 3500 ft. iti at 3500 mteres

What about the brigade they are raising with the help of shaolin monks gurkhas and tibetians?

Imagine UPA being in power, you won't put this title nor have these pod casts.🤣. Nehru has done almost irreparable damage to India yet the left and so called academia (Nehruvian slaves) never even mention it.

In the first place why chins showed aggression on obedient India?

Brig Bhatia sir…

Please do shows on..

1) Nepal
2) Bhutan
3) Bangladesh
4) Myanmar
5) Sri Lanka

These 5 Neighbouring Countries should remain Firmly with Bharat

China should not be allowed to do Diplomatic Coup against Bharat in these 5 Countries like it did with Maldives

Pranaam प्रणाम
Brig Bhatia sir
Gen Kakkar sir

Let us also talk how to live in peace. Let all of us consider:

It is time to initiate discussions on peace and development between India and China. We propose the concept of 100-100-100-1000, aiming to establish a peaceful arrangement. Under this framework, the Indian army would be stationed 100 miles within the Indian side from the Line of Actual Control (LAC), while the Chinese army would be positioned 100 miles within the Chinese side from the LAC. This status would be maintained for a duration of 100 years. Furthermore, we suggest the establishment of 1000 entry points for trade, learning, and tourism, facilitating people-to-people interactions between the two nations.
The current focus on missile development and deployment seems counterproductive to fostering peace and mutual understanding between India and China. Instead, we should shift our attention towards building trust, cooperation, and friendship. Both India and China are among the largest and most populous nations in the world, and their harmonious relationship has the potential to positively impact the global community.
By eliminating the physical borders and creating a buffer zone between the two nations, we can symbolize the dismantling of barriers and usher in a new era of cooperation. This would provide an opportunity for peaceful interactions, enhancing cultural exchange and fostering better understanding between the people of India and China.
The establishment of a thousand points of exchange, such as trade routes, educational collaborations, and tourism initiatives, would promote cultural immersion and facilitate the sharing of knowledge and experiences. People from both countries could freely visit each other, learn about each other's customs, and engage in activities that foster friendship and mutual respect. This would help dispel stereotypes, build trust, and contribute to a more peaceful world.
In conclusion, fostering a strong friendship between India and China holds immense potential for not only the two nations involved but also for the entire global community. By breaking down physical barriers and promoting cultural exchange, we can work towards a more harmonious and peaceful future, benefiting not only India and China but also the rest of the world.

Anyone can talk big