No more at sea

"With China's increased engagement in the Indian Ocean region causing concern in some circles in India, it is good that the two sides have begun exploring ways of working together on the maritime front. 

The Hindu : Opinion / Editorial : No more at sea: A multi-ministerial group is to finalise the details of the anti-piracy proposal. Once operationalised, this may well see Indian and Chinese naval vessels cooperating with each other on the high seas."

A regular Sino-Indian dialogue on maritime matters will dispel the fears both sides have developed about each other, fears the U.S. is able to take advantage of by playing the role of a balancer.

Sino-Indian relations: Still in cold waters...

15 out of the 30 members had to be dropped by India who had to visit China as a part of a military delegation by not providing Visa or by expressing dissent over their inclusion, especially to an Arunachili... This is the 3rd instance when an Arunachili was not granted Visa by the Chinese...

Doesn't it indicate that the boundary issue is still rife? How do we solve it? Was an Arunachili included in the original delegation by purpose...?

Jabin T Jacob attempts to decipher it all...

Make sure you have the new Visa for China walls