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By Ashok Viswanathan On Tuesday, August 8th, 2017
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Red Dragon Claws Clasp Bhutan, Making India vulnerable

It is no secret that China has been asserting its dominance for the last 50 years on land, sea and even in space.  Every one of its actions have been executed with machine like precision, its modus operandi being More...

By Amit Nangia On Saturday, August 5th, 2017
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China’s Oppression of Muslims – The Weak Link in the Sino-Islamic Alliance

India lives in a dangerous neighborhood. The two biggest threats to India’s security and civilizational integrity are from Islamic fundamentalism originating to its west and Chinese expansionism in the north and More...

By Koenraad Elst On Thursday, April 13th, 2017
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The Chinese self-designation Hua and the root-word Ᾱrya

It is but rare that I take the trouble to write a mere summary of a paper I have read with increasing enthusiasm. Here is one occasion. It pertains to “The earliest Chinese words for ‘the Chinese’: the phonology, More...

By Shubham Verma On Tuesday, April 11th, 2017
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Calling Arunachal Pradesh ‘A disputed territory’ is a factual mistake by media houses

As we all know Arunachal Pradesh and North East are integral parts of India and all states of north east choose their chief ministers democratically by election process. Few days ago, a terrorist outfit named ULFA More...

By Aditi Banerjee On Monday, January 2nd, 2017
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Tibet – Land of Lamas & Lament

Some lands live more in imagination and fabled lore than on the physical planes of Earth, have more reality in their legends and mystical mysteries than in the dry pages of history and geography, exude such great More...

By Rajaram NS On Wednesday, April 1st, 2015
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Nehru and the China-Tibet blunder

This is the sixth part of the IndiaFacts series on distortions of Indian history. In the year 1950, two momentous events shook Asia and the world. One was the Chinese invasion of Tibet, and the other, the Chinese More...

By Ahmar Mustikhan On Wednesday, March 4th, 2015
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Landslide dam threatens life of 5,000 people in ancient Buddhist kingdom in India’s rooftop

Lives of at least 5,000 people in at least 40 villages in Zanskar Valley, once an ancient Tibetan Buddhist kingdom, in the eastern part of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir is in danger after a massive landslide More...

By Gautam Sen On Thursday, December 25th, 2014
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Unbridled Evangelism or the re-conquest of India

Introduction Religious conversion through evangelism has usually been aninstrument for states to gain control of other states. It has also been used to ensure the political loyalty of those living within their own More...