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Tensions hyped as Dalai Lama visits

Described by the Indian foreign secretary as "complex," the relationship between China and India has once again become the focal point of Indian media, just days before the Dalai Lama visits.

Many India media questioned Thursday whether the Dalai Lama's scheduled visit to a disputed area in southern Tibet (which India calls Arunachal Pradesh) Sunday has strained ties with China.

"There is no strain in bilateral ties," the Hindustan Times quoted Indian Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao as saying Wednesday the Dalai Lama's visit, on the sidelines of a seminar at the Institute for Defense Studies and Analyses in India.

"Our position is very clear," Rao said, while alluding to New Delhi's stance that the Dalai Lama can go anywhere in India, provided he does not indulge in political activities.

According to Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu Thursday, the three-day visit "further exposes the anti- China and separatist nature of the Dalai clique."

Ma also stressed that China is a responsible country and would not do anything detrimental to the interests of other countries.

However, it is not the only issue that stands between China and India.

Also there have been reports of China constructing a dam on the Brahmaputra River, which originates in southwestern Tibet and is known as the Yarlung Zangbo River in China.

After the Indian National Remote Sensing Agency reported some kind of construction on the Brahmaputra, Rao said the Chinese had denied they were building dams.

"What I want to say is that this matter has been taken up not just once but on a number of occasions with China, and China has consistently denied that it is engaged in any such construction activity on the Brahmaputr
a," she said.

"The point where they were making a dam is 1,100 kilometers away from our boundary. It's a small dam and no reservoir as such. They already have about 15 dams there, which they are using for local purposes," India
n water resources Minister P K Bansal told the Press Trust of India.

Meanwhile, commenting on the appearance of Chinese troops in southern Tibet, Indian Major General SS Jog, Commander of the Red Horn Division, said, "There is some sort of exercise, which they generally (carry out) during this particular time of year. They have done a few exercises, and certain amounts of troops have come in but it's a normal routine exercise."

There has been a flurry of reports in Indian media of Chinese incursions across the border, which have been shrugged off by both the Indian and Chinese governments, the ANI news agency said Wednesday.

"Many India media like to talk about China as a threat to India," Hu Shisheng, a researcher at the Institute of Asian and African Studies at the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations, told the Global Times.

"This, I see, is a lack of confidence. This trend almost forms a set pattern of reporting. It is also possible that by calling China a threat, India is actually paving the way for a strong army," Hu added.

Senior journalists from Phoenix TV said Wednesday that inaccurate reports on many sensitive issues between China and India may lead to misunderstandings between the two countries and therefore put pressure on the governments' handling of relations.

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2009-11-6 04:05 PM

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Originally posted by duanyihong at 2009-11-6 18:05
"Many India media like to talk about China as a threat to India," Hu Shisheng, a researcher at the Institute of Asian and African Studies at the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations, told the Global Times.

Judging by the quoted remarks in that story, most of the paranoia seems to emanate from the Chinese side of the border.

2009-11-6 08:20 PM

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Originally posted by emucentral at 2009-11-6 20:20
Judging by the quoted remarks in that story, most of the paranoia seems to emanate from the Chinese side of the border.

You don't need to read any stories, your conclusion about China will always be the same.

2009-11-6 08:46 PM

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Originally posted by liuyedao at 2009-11-6 22:46
You don't need to read any stories, your conclusion about China will always be the same.

Take your blinkers off and read the story again.

Indian media raises questions.
Indian GOVERNMENT members said "There is no strain in bilateral ties,"
Indian GOVERNMENT member remarks that DL is discouraged from engaging in political activities (which might embarrass China)

Chinese GOVERNMENT official slams DL.
Indian GOVERNMENT minister says Chinese dam building on Brahmaputra river is not a problem.
Indian DEFENCE OFFICIAL says that increasing Chinese troops in Tbt is nothing to worry about.

Chinese ACADEMIC accuses Indian media of exaggerating Chinese threat.
Chinese ACADEMIC suggests India may use China rhetoric to justify military buildup.
Chinese JOURNALISTS imply Indian media reporting is wrong.

Yep, the Chinese side is definitely more paranoid, while the official Indian side is playing down any potential issues.

2009-11-7 06:10 AM

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The other quote

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Originally posted by emucentral at 2009-11-7 06:10

Take your blinkers off and read the story again.

Indian media raises questions.
Indian GOVERNMENT members said "There is no strain in bilateral ties,"Indian GOVERNMENT member re ...

"Our relationship is on very good terms," China's ambassador to India, Zhang Yang, said last month. Source: Ravi Nessman and Muneeza Naqvi reporting for yahoo news, 6th Oct. 2009.

The birdbrain seems to have a habit of using quotes without sourcing them- indicative of a lack of intelligence, lack of education, or both.

2009-11-7 09:34 AM

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Originally posted by baofeng at 2009-11-7 09:34
The birdbrain seems to have a habit of using quotes without sourcing them- indicative of a lack of intelligence, lack of education, or both. ...

Very true.

We can't expect much from him when his brain is full of supremacist sHt, which made him think he's eligible to decide for others.

One of the famous quote he ever made was "We separate aborigine babies from their parents in order to provide them better hygiene". When in reality is he defended a whole generation of slavery and prevent the aborigines to demand compensation from the white convicts occupation.

2009-11-7 11:04 AM

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Originally posted by liuyedao at 2009-11-7 13:04
One of the famous quote he ever made was "We separate aborigine babies from their parents in order to provide them better hygiene".

Please provide a link to that quote and the context in which it was quoted, please.

2009-11-7 02:52 PM

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Originally posted by baofeng at 2009-11-7 11:34
The birdbrain seems to have a habit of using quotes without sourcing them- indicative of a lack of intelligence, lack of education, or both.

Read my post and notice this line.

Take your blinkers off and read the story again.

So it refers to quotes from the original post.

Whoops, looks like your lack of intelligence and education has embarrassed you again !!!

2009-11-7 03:31 PM

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QUOTE:

Originally posted by emucentral at 2009-11-7 14:52

Please provide a link to that quote and the context in which it was quoted, please.

Ditto for the dunce from Melbourne.

2009-11-7 06:09 PM

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From the article

QUOTE:

Originally posted by emucentral at 2009-11-7 15:31

Read my post and notice this line.

Take your blinkers off and read the story again.

So it refers to quotes from the original post.

Whoops, looks like you ...

"Senior journalists from Phoenix TV said Wednesday that inaccurate reports on many sensitive issues between China and India may lead to misunderstandings between the two countries and therefore put pressure on the governments' handling of relations."

A good thing that bumptious blow-hards like the birdbrain from Melbourne aren't reporting this story.

2009-11-7 07:02 PM

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QUOTE:

Originally posted by emucentral at 2009-11-7 14:52
Please provide a link to that quote and the context in which it was quoted, please.

Easy, you may provide it again when we ask what do you think about stolen generation.

The quote showed your recognition toward the human rights abuse.

2009-11-7 08:31 PM

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Originally posted by baofeng at 2009-11-7 21:02
"Senior journalists from Phoenix TV said Wednesday that inaccurate reports on many sensitive issues between China and India may lead to misunderstandings between the two countries and therefore put pressure on the governments' handling of relations."

A good thing that bumptious blow-hards like the birdbrain from Melbourne aren't reporting this story.

equals

Chinese JOURNALISTS imply Indian media reporting is wrong.

You really have a problem with reading and comprehension.

2009-11-8 05:12 AM

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QUOTE:

Originally posted by liuyedao at 2009-11-7 22:31
Easy, you may provide it again when we ask what do you think about stolen generation.

The quote showed your recognition toward the human rights abuse.

I've challenged you to provide evidence of the words you attribute to me, and the context in which they are quoted.
You have failed to do so, therefore you have no present evidence to back your claims, therefore your claim can be dismissed as worthless.

2009-11-8 08:03 AM

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Emu's equation

QUOTE:

Originally posted by emucentral at 2009-11-8 05:12

equals

Chinese JOURNALISTS imply Indian media reporting is wrong.

You really have a problem with reading and comprehension.

Clearly you have no idea of how to present an argument even remotely convincing to anyone but yourself. But please don't give up... keep up the comical posts, birdbrain- you're good for a chuckle, if nothing else.

2009-11-8 08:56 AM

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QUOTE:

Originally posted by emucentral at 2009-11-8 08:03
I've challenged you to provide evidence of the words you attribute to me, and the context in which they are quoted.
You have failed to do so, therefore you have no present evidence to back yo ...

The quote is still solid in your brain emucc.

When any others here asking you what do you think about stolen generation, instead of being sorry for the historical wrongdoings, you'll just defend it using very stupid explanation. The quote I wrote is solid in your brain and you never change it.

2009-11-8 11:07 AM

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actually censorship doesn't work in India

and pm or president doesn't have any authority to put any restriction on national journalist.
They are protected by the constitution

2009-11-8 03:26 PM

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A proper democracy !!!

Support

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PROVE IT !

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Originally posted by liuyedao at 2009-11-8 13:07
The quote is still solid in your brain emucc.

When any others here asking you what do you think about stolen generation, instead of being sorry for the historical wrongdoings, you'll just defend it using very stupid explanation.

That's your allegation, but you've no evidence to prove it !

2009-11-8 04:25 PM

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Originally posted by baofeng at 2009-11-8 10:56
Clearly you have no idea of how to present an argument even remotely convincing to anyone but yourself. ...

Well since you obviously put your fingers in your ears, close your eyes and yell "la la la, I can't hear you", whenever anyone else presents an argument, it is no wonder that you are incapable of understanding anything.
Good luck, you stupid twit !

2009-11-8 04:27 PM

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Anglos Started Conflict over 西藏

It was whilst India was infested with Anglos that the lying thieving Anglos (whose motto is "Admit nothing; deny everything; counter accuse) drew up the McMahon Line without even consulting 中國.

They'd already attacked 中國 during the Opium wars in the 1830s and infested 西藏 at the end of the 19th century.

2009-11-8 04:35 PM

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