Authors
Kamini Rathee
Abstract
A good history of relation is shared between India and China with a brief economic and social conjunctions. In the world, these two countries are democratic and have the 1/3rd population of world. Both Indian and China experiencing a period of rapid economic growth. On April 1, 1950, a diplomatic relations were setup between India and China. The panchsheel (five principles of peaceful Co-existence) were developed by the two countries in 1954. In spite of having the mutual team work between China and India, the misunderstanding remain exist between both countries and sometime have large issues. The relations between both countries was disturbed after the war in 1962 that led to a serious obstacle in mutual relation. Issues like Doklam, Dalai Lama, water dispute, boundaries issues, triangle with Pakistan and other have emerged between the nations. This makes the Sino-Indian relationship serious which not cover the China and India, but the whole world. The main objective of this study is to highlight the issues which affects the relation of both countries. There are many positive and negative association between the trajectories of bilateral relationship. It would highlight both the unions and deviations and then suggest ways by which the existing deviations can be linked. It would also try to illuminate the authentication for a healthy and positive appointment. KEYWORDS: Panchsheel, Indo-China, Doklam Issue, Dalai Lama
Introduction
The period belongs to two present powers of Asia, China and India. In the era of development, innovation & advancement of the nations, both China & India have bloomed magnificently. China because of being world’s largest budding military power, and also with a strongest economy and India because of a growth oriented economy and a democratically elected majority government determined on growth and economic progress. China is not only an Asian giant but continues to play an increasingly dominant role in international trade, whereas India aims to be a regional leader.
The relationship between India and China in the international state system is highly observed and rare in that they both aspire to become world power and share a boundary. Fifty years before, this border was both casus belli and field between the two nations. Today, the condition having multiple disputes. Yet the Sino-Indian border, the broader relationship between the two nations, can just as easily be considered as being relatively peaceable. China and India acts as both allies and opponent for each other irrespective of their differences.
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