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Mahendra Patel
INDIA MEDIA REPORTING HYPE AND NOT FACTS, SOMETIMES THEIR OWN AGE
by Mahendra Patel on Apr 01, 2010 12:25 AM

Indian media is not that desciplined, they report Emotional Hyped Issues which may or maynot be Factual based or for that matter either represent INDIAN PUBLIC or GOVERNMENTS VIEW.

Chines MEDIA I BELIEVE REPRESENT ONLY GOVERNMENT VIEW AND NOT PEOPLES SENTIMENT OR VIEWS.

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Mahendra Patel
It is in interest of ASIA to have permanant seat in UN to INDIA
by Mahendra Patel on Apr 01, 2010 12:16 AM  | Hide replies

UN need India to Counter balance one sided western Influence, China alone can't do any thing or ASIA'S agenda Passed. Thus It is in Inerest of China and ASIA fully represented in WORLD BODY.

Beside that INDIA can be Voice of MODERATION , LOGIC and WISDOM- Presently Lacking in UN SECURITY COUNCIL- IT is RULED BY US

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Mahendra Patel
Re: It is in interest of ASIA to have permanant seat in UN to IND
by Mahendra Patel on Apr 01, 2010 12:17 AM
All other MEMBERS ARE RUBBER STAMP to US

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Mahendra Patel
Re: Re: It is in interest of ASIA to have permanant seat in UN to
by Mahendra Patel on Apr 01, 2010 12:19 AM
China should not worry, we should set-up working group for UN-ACTION LIST/CO-ORDINATION

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Mahendra Patel
Re: Re: Re: It is in interest of ASIA to have permanant seat in U
by Mahendra Patel on Apr 01, 2010 12:28 AM
India for most part remenbers it's HISTORICAL PLACE IN WORLD- But at times may act strange way too. but overall it is
definatly GOOD FINE ASIA AND CHINA

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chintan jhunjhunwala
un seat
by chintan jhunjhunwala on Mar 31, 2010 09:56 PM

un seat was given to china by nehru on a platter.

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Xingen Sang
dont belieave china
by Xingen Sang on Mar 31, 2010 09:26 PM  | Hide replies

China is real enemy of India and NATO.
China supports NE militants
China supports Pakistan, Iran, N. Korea with nukes.

China is illegally captured Tibet which is integral
part of India.
Indian claim on Tibet is right because Hindus holy place of Kailas mansarowar is in Tibet.
Also nearly all holy rivers of India originates
from Tibet.

India should support Tibet, Taiwan, and East Turkistan freedom.

India must supply nuke to Taiwan and arms to Tibetans.
China do not have democracy hence support for such movements can break China in many peaces.

India with NATO countries have common enemy that is China.
Hence democratic powers of world must work together to tackle Chinese evil.

Truth of China
No democracy,
World highest human right violation
Many labor dies daily in coal mines
Minority musslims are tortured in Xinjiang
PPL in Tibet very angry.
ppl in Hongkong are very unsatified.
ppl in Taiwan already declared freedom.


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dylan lee
Re: dont belieave china
by dylan lee on May 01, 2010 03:22 AM
Truth of China
No democracy,(you are right,we eager democracy )
World highest human right violation
Many labor dies daily in coal mines(you are right)
Minority musslims are tortured in Xinjiang(i don't know the fact in Xinjiang.but i know lawful minority musslins are treat well )
PPL in Tibet very angry.
ppl in Hongkong are very unsatified.
ppl in Taiwan already declared freedom.(what is ppl?)

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lama zhao
India this time trying for permanent seat??
by lama zhao on Mar 31, 2010 08:01 PM  | Hide replies

First time to hear, but no surprising bcz india everytime has new stories. But the approval is not only in the hand of China, but also from other four permanent members. What's more, have you ever evaluated the cost and strength to be a permanent member?? When you're a permenant member, you'll have to donate more than you can afford to the UN. I know Japan is trying to bid the seat, Germany and Brazil are also trying to prepare for the bid. But Brazil is bigger than India, Germany and Japan are richer than India, what the luck you get??

Instead of saying China not so fully in support of India, India should show China its full postures of friendship and not every time just igniting the sparks between the two countries, otherwise China has the right to support other countries. Why should China vote "yes" to India?? It's quite simple.

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JR
Re: India this time trying for permanent seat??
by JR on Mar 31, 2010 09:19 PM
Dear Zhao, let me reply you point by point.
a) we can more than afford fees of UN permanent membership, we have over USD 200 bn cash lying idle.
b) Our permanent membership candidacy comes from 4 counts
i) India represents over 16% population worldwide, our permanent membership will give a voice to them at UN more effectively.
ii) we are the biggest democracy in the world & hence a more deserving candidate than Germany, Japan or Brazil.
iii) In another 10 years we will be a richer country (with higher GDP) than Germany & Japan which are stagnating in terms of economic growth rate, hence a more deserving candidate for permanent membership.
iv) Anyway UN permanent membership is not a representative of present world order, hence requires more representation from Asia, Africa, South America & Oceania.
Coming to we relationship with China we are not looking for subjucated big-brother kind of relationship that you have with Pakistan. We look forward to a more balanced friendly relationship with China for betterment of citizens of both the country. We are confident that we will definitely get UN permanent membership within next decade with or without China's support. JR

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Sajan
Re: India this time trying for permanent seat??
by Sajan on Mar 31, 2010 09:30 PM
My dear friend.. India's bid for a permanent seat has started more than a decade ago and it has got official support from the current permanent members like Russia, Britain and France. US is willing for two new seats and they have only outilined some guidelines for a new member. China is not opposed to India's candidature, but they have certain other reservations.
Now if UN is representing a democratic institution, then it is not size, money or defense, it has to be the number of people it represents. India is the largest democracy with 4th ranking defense power in the world and 4th largest economy (in terms of PPP) with a population of 1.3 billion people. Now tell me a single country who can be rated against India for a Permanent seat in UN.
More to your info, there is a group called G4 exists with India, Brazil, Germany and Japan. The group supports each others candidature, as they say the security counsil shold be expanded with total 10 members and the 10th member should be from Africa.

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GLADIATOR
Re: India this time trying for permanent seat??
by GLADIATOR on Mar 31, 2010 09:01 PM
Are we not showing the same? Clapping can be done not with one hand, but with two hands. So the other hand, that is your nation, also needs to be more flexible and accomodative to India's needs and hand of friendship. For your info, India has the highest trade business with China and next comes USA. That itself is enough to make your head think many times abt your doubts.




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IMTIAZ KHAN
Re: @Suresh
by IMTIAZ KHAN on Mar 31, 2010 07:17 PM
Correct, the current UNSC is reflective of the post WWII scenario.

Times have changed, new and important countries have emerged who contribute significantly to world order and commerce today. Just as President Sarkozy said at the Columbia University a few days back - the world cant ask major non-UNSC countries to come in as far as contribution to the UN is concerned, and get out when it comes to decision making.

There ought to be better representation from South America, Africa, Middle East, Far East Asia and of course India.

One may also argue how much sense it makes to keep the United Kingdom or France in and Germany out - just because they lost WWII.

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The Patriot
Re: Re: @Suresh
by The Patriot on Mar 31, 2010 07:19 PM
and even japan!!!! thats the number.2 country in the world after US!!!!

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Suresh
India not deserves the UN permanent seat
by Suresh on Mar 31, 2010 05:37 PM  | Hide replies

If China owns the seat in the UN, there's no any reason India should have, bcz india is no anywhere better than China, and the two countries are so similar. Even if UN increases some more seats, India is not so convincing to win as Germany, Japan, and Brazil are all jealousy of the seats and much more competitive than india. The UN security permanent seats are given to the winners of WWII, Brits, Soviet, US, French, and China, while India at that time was still under colonial protection of Brits and not direct involved into the wars. Chinese fought 8 years to drive Japs out their country, andwhile india colonial ruled by Brits in over 300 years. This is the historical fact that india loses heart again.

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Janarddan
Re: India not deserves the UN permanent seat
by Janarddan on Mar 31, 2010 06:35 PM
When world war loser Germany is bidding for a permanent seat, why not India which is one of the two countries that will lead this century

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Jitesh Agrawal
Re: India not deserves the UN permanent seat
by Jitesh Agrawal on Mar 31, 2010 05:59 PM

India had a chance to be in those 5 but Nehru's non alignment policy and hindichine bhaibhai love, he offered that to china instead

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IMTIAZ KHAN
Re: Re: India not deserves the UN permanent seat
by IMTIAZ KHAN on Mar 31, 2010 07:19 PM
This is correct. As a matter of fact we were the ones who got China into the United Nations itself.

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Janarddan
Re: Re: India not deserves the UN permanent seat
by Janarddan on Mar 31, 2010 06:36 PM
Nonsense ! what Suresh said is basically correct. He was only wrong in that WW-II logic is not what guides UN today

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Suresh
Re: Re: India not deserves the UN permanent seat
by Suresh on Mar 31, 2010 06:42 PM
NO, it's not the case, and Chinese gained the seat before India's independence.

China's seat was originally filled by the Republic of China in 1946, but due to the stalemate of the Chinese Civil War in 1949, there have been two states claiming to represent China since then, and both officially claim each other's territory. In 1971, the People's Republic of China was awarded China's seat in the United Nations by UN General Assembly Resolution, and the Republic of China based in Taiwan soon lost membership in all UN organizations.

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Matt
Re: Re: Re: India not deserves the UN permanent seat
by Matt on Mar 31, 2010 07:23 PM
Small correction.

Taiwan(republic of china) dismembered byitself in protest of China become UN member/UNSC member. That was a foolish step from there side. But later on they tried for the membership but it consecutively it has been vetoed by china.(peoples republic of china)

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Sachidanand Shetty
Re: India not deserves the UN permanent seat
by Sachidanand Shetty on Mar 31, 2010 05:52 PM
Poor knowledge when China was involved in WWII.

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Janarddan
Re: Re: India not deserves the UN permanent seat
by Janarddan on Mar 31, 2010 06:29 PM
Yes, poor knowledge on your part. China was one war front against one of the axial forces - Japan

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arungopal agarwal
China
by arungopal agarwal on Mar 31, 2010 05:06 PM

China does whatever they want to do? we are re-actionist, we do not have firm policies on any front, even small countries like PAK threatens us, what a fun ? our leaders are highly afraid of and perspire when Chinese just warn them.

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