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WHAT INDIA COULD LOSE WITH CHINA

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OVERVIEW India used to consider China as a brother until 1962 when China opened a war on India. since then the rivalry between India and China have never ended. Doubtlessly 2017 was a tough year for Sino-Indian relations. It witnessed the prolonged Doklam military standoff and intensifying strategic competition between two sides which has significantly impacted Sino-Indian relations. There have been a set of disputes between the two nations in which the boundary dispute between two nations is the most confusing and strategic dispute for both of the countries and even Google. Along with the Taiwan region of Arunachal Pradesh, the southern part of Sikkim is also claimed by the dragon. Apart from the border dispute another major irritant for China has been Dalai Lama. Tibet's spiritual leader, who in 1956(along with tens of thousands of his disciples) was granted refuge in India. where he enjoys a special status. china...
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INDIA POST INDEPENDENCE

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After the independence, India faced many problems in which the major ones are discussed in this blog. I am Saurav welcome you all to come along with me on the Indian journey after post independence. 1) Re-organization of states In 1917 by India independence act India was to be divided into two parts namely Hindustan and Pakistan. The princely states were allowed to join either of the nations or remain independent. The Indian domain has 140 minor and major princely states. To deal with this on 14th July 1947 the department of Indian princely state was founded, which was headed by Sardar BALLAV BHAI PATEL. On the first day of foundation Patel passed two orders to the princely states  : 1) every minor princely state who want to remain independent have to assimilate itself into neighboring princely states. 2) after assimilation make a federation of your own and the states that follow these two orders will hold a top portfolio in Indian administration after the independence. ...
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Location: Patna, Bihar, India
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