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Asia News Agency is pleased to offer a
Special Study on India and China at a time when relations
between the two countries have become strained despite official
denials over troop deployments and reports of border incursions.
While a new war is very unlikely, former Indian Foreign
Secretary Kanwal Sibal says "the temperature on the border is
rising." Brahma Chellaney, professor at the New Delhi-based
Centre for Policy Research, says Chinese cross-border forays
nearly doubled from 140 in 2006 to 270 in 2008 and have kept
that level in 2009 making "the situation is hotter than the
Pakistan border."
The 27,000- word Special Study traces relations between the two
conflicting nationalist civilizations from independence to the
present times. It discusses the significance of visits by
important leaders in the evolution of relations, the 1962 war
that has left unhealed scars, the nature of the security and
strategic dialogues.
The study explains and analyses contentious issues like the
unresolved boundary dispute including the status of the
bilateral talks, China’s changing perceptions and hardening
stand in respect of Arunachal Pradesh; the security paradigm,
the build up along the LAC, China’s strategy to contain India,
the defence equation of the two countries in land, sea and air.
The study discusses the importance of Tibet in the context of
Sino Indian relations; the concerns and potential of the rapidly
growing trade and economic relations; and other functional
exchanges between the two countries. The study concludes by
presenting analyses along with various views of China watchers
on the present and future of India -China relations.
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