hhunaeh Posted November 28, 2013 Posted November 28, 2013 :nervous: Japan, South Korean military planes defy China's new defence zone China deploys fighter jets to patrol new air defence zone
Mariyam Posted November 29, 2013 Posted November 29, 2013 Yeah' date=' they will stand up to the US by writing a letter. In that letter, they are going to tell the US how [b']very angree they are. That's vely vely wasist :mad:
Ghost Buster Posted November 29, 2013 Posted November 29, 2013 Why are we lower? Did not we reject the UNSC permanent seat saying China deserves it more? Nehruvian politics The chinese also grabs our land while our govt denies it. http://www.deccanchronicle.com/130905/news-current-affairs/article/china-gobbles%E2%80%99-640-sq-km-indian-land-ladakh
hhunaeh Posted December 6, 2013 Posted December 6, 2013 India and Bangladesh fight over 4,000 sq km of sea NEW DELHI: The final legal battle between India and Bangladesh over 4,000 square kilometres of the Bay of Bengal, holding out huge potential for fishing, shipping and underwater resources, will begin from December 9 at The Hague-based Permanent Court of Arbitration. India's strategy has been chalked out by the ministry of external affairs in consultation with other ministries and the arguments before the International Arbitral Tribunal will be opened by attorney general G E Vahanvati, who will be assisted by attorneys from abroad as well as a team from home. Bangladesh has proposed the 'angle bisector' method for delimitation of the maritime boundary, but India is pitching for the traditional and internationally recognized 'equidistance' principle to resolve the dispute. Indian Navy concerned over Bangladesh's decision to buy two submarines from China KOLKATA: India is concerned with Bangladesh's decision to order two submarines from China. There are also indications that Chinese submarines have been sneaking into Indian territorial waters in the Bay of Bengal undetected. These developments have led to the Eastern Naval Command seeking more presence in the Bay of Bengal region. "Why would Bangladesh need submarines? This decision by the government there and the ongoing strife in the country is a matter of concern for us. We also suspect that Chinese submarines are sneaking into Indian territorial waters in the Bay of Bengal region, though none has been detected as yet. This is reason enough for greater naval presence in the region. At the moment, India isn't really prepared for any conflict in the Bay of Bengal region near West Bengal due to the lack of adequate infrastructure," a senior Navy officer said
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