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CHINA : VIDEOS : # INDIA - CHINA CONFLICT

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VIDEOS :  # INDIA - CHINA  CONFLICT



    1.  WION Gravitas: China moves heavy war years to Tibet. Should India be scared?

    2. WION Gravitas: China moves heavy war gears to Tibet. Should India be scared?

      WION
      • 3 days ago
      • 16,122 views
      China has moved tens of thousands of tonnes of military vehicles and equipment into Tibet amid a continuing stand-off between ...
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    3. Gravitas (Evening Debates)

      WION
      1. 12:15WION Exclusive: Iraqi Ambassador Fakhri H. Al-Issa speaks to WION
      2. 13:41WION Gravitas: China conducts live-fire drills

    4. Popular Videos - Tibet & Military

      Tibet - Topic
      1. 2:14China की india के खिलाफ तैयारी, हजारों टन सैन्य साजोसामान Tibet भेजा | चरम पर है तनाव
      2. 4:13China Moves Troops, Lots Of Heavy W@r Equipment To Tibet PLA Daily

    5. Now, China Moves Tonnes Of Military Equipment To Tibet, Should India Be Scared

      Global Conflict
      • 4 days ago
      • 15,475 views
      Now, China Moves Tonnes Of Military Equipment To Tibet, Should India Be Scared. China has moved "tens of thousands of ...
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    6. China moved troops, heavy war gear to Tibet after Sikkim standoff | India

      MTK.Media
      • 4 days ago
      • 13 views
      China moved “tens of thousands of tonnes” of military equipment, including army vehicles, and troops to Tibet in late June, ...
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    7. China Moves Troops, Lots Of Heavy W@r Equipment To Tibet PLA Daily

      Global Conflict
      • 3 days ago
      • 5,411 views
      China Moves Troops, Lots Of Heavy W@r Equipment To Tibet PLA Daily. China moved “tens of thousands of tonnes” of military ...
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    8. China's burqa and 'abnormal' beard ban (WION Gravitas)

      WION
      • 3 months ago
      • 11,221 views
      China has banned burqas, veils and “abnormal” beards in a predominantly Muslim province in what it claims is a crackdown on ...

    9. Now, China moves tonnes of military equipment to Tibet Should India be scared

      Best & Nice Videos
      • 3 days ago
      • 1 view
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    10. [Military news] Now, China Moves Tonnes Of Military Equipment To Tibet, Should India Be Scared

      Ezell James
      • 3 days ago
      • 1 view
      [Military news] Now, China Moves Tonnes Of Military Equipment To Tibet, Should India Be Scared Now, China Moves Tonnes Of ...
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    11. WION Gravitas: Should India join SCO?

      WION
      • 1 month ago
      • 6,610 views
      India and Pakistan will formally join the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation SCO, at a summit in Kazakhstan tomorrow.

    12. Now, China Moves Tonnes Of Military Equipment To Tibet, Should India Be Scared

      IndusTube
      • 4 days ago
      • 27 views
      China has moved "tens of thousands of tonnes" of military vehicles and equipment to Tibet, likely under the garb of two defence ...
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    13. China's strategic foray in Nepal, Lanka (WION Gravitas)

      ileana arredondo
      • 2 weeks ago
      • 39 views
      All along India's periphery, the Chinese presence is ubiqutious. On this segment of WION Gravitas we take a look at the ...

    14. CHINA Fears of INDIA Raising the FREE TIBET Issue on Kashmir Issue

      WC Daily
      • 1 week ago
      • 42,593 views
      CHINA Fears of INDIA Raising the FREE TIBET issue on Kashmir Issue . Pak media on India . China raises Kashmir issue . India ...
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    15. China at a Crossroads in Gilgit-Baltistan (WION Gravitas)

      WION
      • 4 months ago
      • 16,017 views
      As Pakistan is set to declare Gilgit-Baltistan as its fifth province, eyebrows are being raised about Chinese involvement in it.

    16. Why China Needs TIBET?

      India Tube
      • 6 months ago
      • 153,367 views
      China's Argument: Tibet was absorbed about 800 years ago during the Yuan Dynasty, becoming an inseparable part of China.
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    17. India to China: Dalai Lama can travel where he wants

      WION
      • 3 months ago
      • 12,135 views
      The Dalai Lama is on a visit to Arunachal Pradesh, which China claims is part of Tibet. World is One News, WION examines global ...

    18. China Will Use Drones to Hunt Tibetans | China Uncensored

      China Uncensored
      • 1 year ago
      • 119,883 views
      China is using drones to hunt down Tibetans refugees crossing the Himalayan mountains on the way to India or Nepal. Chinese ...
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    19. WION Gravitas: Moody's downgrades China for first time since 1989

      WION
      • 1 month ago
      • 12,963 views
      Moody's Investors Service downgraded China's credit ratings on Wednesday for the first time in nearly 30 years. Here's more to ...

    20. Tibet की Freedom पर Dalai Lama ने China को दिया करारा जवाब, कहा Autonomy दे चीन

      NMF News 
      • 3 months ago
      • 89,622 views
      The Dalai Lama rejected China's claim that India was using him diplomatically to challenge the Communist country, and ...

    21. Chinese Army carries out military exercise on Tibet plateau

      CGTN
      • 1 week ago
      • 112,275 views
      The Chinese Army has recently carried out a military exercise on the Tibetplateau, deploying cannons and conducting live firing ...
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CHINA : ACROSS THE HIMALAYAN GAP An Indian Quest for Understanding China

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ACROSS THE HIMALAYAN GAP
An Indian Quest for Understanding China

 This book is the fruition of Step 1 of a project launched by the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) whic is a premier Indian research institution dedicated to a holistic understanding world civilization and to the promotion of information and insight between different cultures of the world. "Sino-Indian Studies" is a special window of IGNCA drawing inspiration from Gurudeva Rabindranath Tagore's longing for reenacting the history of the "great pilgrimage" and path-opening" - "to maintain the [Sino-Indian] "intercourse of culture and friendship", in Tagore's own words. Dr. Kapila Vatsyayan, blazed a new trail in 1990, leading scholars of India and China to "look at each other" instead of trying to see each other's country through the Western Hemisphere. All the 40 Indian authors in this volume have contributed their mite to this endeavour--making it a book that parades the various Indian perspective on China, on her civilization, history, society and present developments. While scrutinizing their writings, readers also get a glance over Indian Savants' observations and Indian leaders' addresses at Chinese universities. The book also targets the Chinese readership with the aim of creating its companion volume of Chinese perspectives on India which is the Step II of the IGNCA project in promoting indepth understanding between the two most populous countries--close neighbours and partners of the 21st century.








ACROSS THE HIMALAYAN GAP
An Indian Quest for Understanding China
Edited by 
Tan Chung
Assistant Editor : Dr. Ravni Thakur
1998, xxvi+553pp., col. and b&w illus.,  ISBN: 81-212-0585-9 Rs. 1200 (HB)

Contents

AcknowledgementsTan Chung
ForewordKapila Vatsyayan
PrefaceKaran Singh
IntroductionTan Chung
DEDICATED TO:
Gurudeva Rabindranath Tagore,
 Pioneer in modern times in strengthening cultural ties between India and China
  1. Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi at Qinghua University, Beijing, 1988.
  2. Prime Minister Narasimha Rao at Beijing University, 1993.
  3. Vice-President K R Narayan at Fudan University, Shanghai, 1994
  1. Raja Rammohan Roy
  2. Gurudeva Rabindranath Tagore
  3. Mahatma Gandhi
  4. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
  5. A K Coomaraswami
  6. P C Bagchi
  1. A Holistic Eye on Cultural Interface and Syneregy - Kapila Vatsyayan
  2. The Critique of Modernity in India and China - Prasenjit Duara
  3. Enchantment and Disenchantment: A Sino-Indian Introspection - Ravni Thakur & Tan Chung
  4. Gandhi and Mao: National Identity for an Alternative Future - Mira Sinha Bhattacharjea
  5. Body, State and Comos: Mao Zedong's "Study of Physical Education" 1917 - Patricia Uberoi
  6. A Sino-Indian Perspective for India-China Understanding - Tan Chung
  7. Unveiling Xuanzang and the Xuanzang Spirit - Haraprasad Ray
  8. Towards an Understanding of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics - Hemant Adlakha
  1. Some Aspects of Jataka Paintings in Indian and Chinese (Central Asian) Art - M C Joshi & Radha Banerjee
  2. India and China: Beyond and the Within - Lokesh Chandra
  3. My Trust with Chinese Art - M N Deshpande
  4. Icons of Cultural Linkage - D C Bhattacharyya
  5. Cultural Synthesis in the Buddhist Art of China - Arputharani Sengupta
  6. New Revelations of Xinjiang Art - Priyatosh Banerjee
  7. The Creation of Goddess of Mercy from Avloketesvara - Bagyalakshmi
  8. The Manichaean Input to Chinese Culture and Art - Radha Banerjee
Socio-Political Institutions
  1. Development and Democracy: The Indian and Chinese Experience - Manoranjan Mohanty
  2. Understanding "Human Relationship" in China - Kamal Sheel
Economic Developments
  1. The Economic Ideas of Mao Zedong: Agricultural Transformation - Utsa Patnaik
  2. Roads for Large Populations Towards Development and Prosperity - S P Gupta
Gender Issues
  1. Change and Continuity: Orthodox Discourse on Gender Relations in China - Ravni Thakur
  2. Women and Family in India and China - Bidyut Mohanty
  3. Women and Adult Literacy in China - Shreemati Chakrabarty
History and Literature
Tagore and China
  1. The Controversial Guest: Tagore's 1924 Visit at China - Sisir Kumar Das     Part 1 | Part 2
  2. Tagore's Inspiration in Chinese New Poetry - Tan Chung   Part 1 | Part 2
Ancients on War
  1. Strategic Thinking in Ancient Indian and China: Kautilya and Sunzi - Giri Deshingkar
  2. Arthashastra and Sunzi Bingfa - V R Ragavan
Modern Chinese Literature
  1. The Lofty Height of a Writer: My Evaluation of Lu Xun - Manik Bhattacharyya
  2. Comeback of Hundred Flowers in Chinese Literataure: 1976-1989 - Sabaree Mitra
India-China Relationship
  1. Mao Zedong's Vision: China, The World and India - Mira Sinha Bhattacharjea
  2. The Nehru Years Revisited - Giri Deshingkar
  3. Retrace Indian Steps in the Agricultural Scene in China 40 Years Back - S K Bhutani
Diplomats' Reminiscences
  1. Interwoven Memories about China - K.P.S. Menon
  2. My Trust with India-China Friendship - A Talk at IGNCA - K.P.S. Menon
  3. Diary of an Old China Hand - A K Damodaran
  4. Delicious Memories - A Talk at IGNCA - A.K. Damodaran
  5. Walk out of the Dinner and Eat it - A Talk at IGNCA - Brajesh Mishra
  6. Memories of An Indian Ambassador, 1987-1991 - C V Ranganathan
  7. A Young Indian Diplomat in China in the 1960s and 1970s - K S Rana
  8. How I Arrived on the China Scene - Vinod Khanna
Better Understanding
  1. How to Understand China? - V V Paranjpe
  2. How to Understand Deng Xiaping's China? - C V Ranganathan
  3. Positive Agenda for Positive Action: Better India-China Understanding - Eric Gonsalves
  4. Indian Policies Towards China - A Talk at IGNCA - Salman Haidar
  5. Looking at China Across the Border - Dipankar Banerjee
  6. India-China Relations: A Military Perspective - V R Raghavan
  7. Three Agreements and Five Principles between India and China
  8. Building Confidence with China - Swaran Singh - Part 1 | Part 2
  9. China Becoming a Superpower and India's Options - Sreedhar
  10. The Importance of understanding China - Surjit Mansing
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