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of course Mani is not working for Chinese. and Himalayan hill tribes are not about to "join" the people's republic, they simply want investments into infrastructure and in India it's possible only under some sort of military threat from China. unfortunately corruption level in India is much higher and as a consequence there is resentment of Indian rule.
by FarEasterner on Tue Jan 5th, 2010 at 06:27:13 AM EST
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FarEasterner: of course Mani is not working for Chinese.

Great, then that settles the "Chinese PR" question at least as far as he is concerned.

FarEasterner: and Himalayan hill tribes are not about to "join" the people's republic, they simply want investments into infrastructure and in India it's possible only under some sort of military threat from China.

According to "some senior Indian analysts", ironically:

... India has deliberately withheld infrastructure development from its border regions to prevent China being able to penetrate deeply into India in case of an invasion across the Himalayas.

FT.com / Asia-Pacific - China's progress provokes border envy in India

Mr. Aiyar, however, just blames it on "complete neglect".

La Chine dorme. Laisse la dormir. Quand la Chine s'éveillera, le monde tremblera.

by marco (cowannar at gmail punkt com) on Tue Jan 5th, 2010 at 07:21:59 AM EST
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