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​@@L_MAO_atleast just your reason for laughing . Sirf chutiye ki tarah hasne sei cool nahi dikhte 😊

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Hahah PRIVATISATION IS THE NEWLY CONCEPT INDIA FOLLOWING NOW, EMPLOYMENT IN ITA PEAK, EXPENSIVE MARKETS . Only hindu mulim religion flaana dimkana one perfectly preplanned decision before the election thats it good bye.

Before that also we had isro, drdo, iits and iims... Probably its more like relay race than indvidual competition. Let's acknowledge that as well...

But at which cost?

Thanks man🙌🏻

Exactly

thanks bhai🙌

Glad you liked it!

thanks bhai this means a lot🙌

Thankyou🤩

He asks good questions . And most importantly structures the pod really well.

WHy not CHina? Taking over Tibet shows weakness

@@thendino1 Tibet is an inseparable part of China's territory. Since the Yuan Dynasty, the central government has always exercised effective jurisdiction over Tibet. The Tibetan people are an important member of the Chinese national family. Tibet was called "Tubo" during the Tang and Song dynasties, "Wusi Tibet" during the Yuan and Ming dynasties, and "Tanggute" and "Tubert" during the Qing dynasty. It has been known as "Tibet" since the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. On May 23, 1951, Tibet was peacefully liberated. After the Tibetan rebellion was quelled in 1959, the central government began to exercise comprehensive and direct jurisdiction over Tibet. On September 9, 1965, the Tibet Autonomous Region was officially declared established. On December 23, 2019, Tibet had basically eliminated absolute poverty and achieved overall poverty alleviation throughout the region.

​@@Bloodhound6300The British graffiti on the map while the Indians see it as a creed, such a absurd thing that we Chinese people will never agree with.

​@@Bloodhound6300The root cause of all problems between China and India - the Simla Conference: Britain attempted to seize the Qinghai Tibet Plateau after controlling the entire India in the mid-19th century, and launched two wars of aggression against Tibet in 1888 and 1903. In 1904, Lhasa was captured and extensively burned, killed, and looted, forcing the central government of the Qing Dynasty and the local government of Lhasa to sign the Lhasa Treaty of humiliation and humiliation. Article 10 of the Lhasa Treaty actually declared Tibet as the exclusive sphere of British influence. The attendees included Chen Yifan, a representative of the central government of China and the Tibetan pacification envoy, Lunqin Shatola, a representative of the Tibetan local government of China and the 13th Dalai Lama envoy, and McMahon, a representative of the British government and the Foreign Affairs Secretary of the British Indian colonial government. During the meeting, McMahon and Renqin Shatola secretly discussed the direction of the East China India border between Tibet, Bhutan, and Myanmar with representatives of the Chinese central government behind their backs. McMahon proposed a boundary line drawn on two maps at a scale of 1 inch to 8 miles. On March 24, 1914, Renqin Shatola secretly exchanged letters with McMahon in Delhi, India, carrying representatives of the Chinese central government, and accepted the aforementioned boundary line proposed by McMahon. The secret exchange did not provide any written explanation on the direction of the McMahon Line, nor did it provide a basis for drawing a line. McMahon prepared a draft treaty with accompanying drawings for the meeting, which marked the proposed boundary between Tibet and the mainland with a blue line and a red line, and extended the southern end of the red line into an arc. Replacing the traditional customary line of the eastern boundary between China and India with the McMahon line in a secret exchange of letters, the boundary line of the eastern boundary between China and India was quietly moved northward by about 96 kilometers. The line starts from the Bhutan border in the west and extends eastward. In the eastern border area between China and India, the area that has always belonged to China and covers an area of 90000 square kilometers is classified as British India. McMahon used this deception to insert the McMahon Line into the draft treaty of the Simla Conference and induced the 1941 Line and accompanying drawings to be "drawn" (i.e. initialed). Chen Yifan immediately declared that formal signing must be carried out after receiving an order from the central government. The Chinese central government called Chen Yifan to deny all treaties and documents secretly signed by McMahon and Lunqin Shatola, and immediately declared to cancel the initial signing. McMahon also admitted that it was not possible for the Chinese government to "officially sign".

@@Bloodhound6300Is it not clear enough what I said about the "McMahon Line"

They could have choosen China for a deep dive, I think that would have made the discussion intresting

FDI and export will play crucial role.

10 trillion ka target karenge toh 7 trillion hogi na