China’s Railway Near Arunachal Border - Steps taken by India | International Relations UPSC

[@tihomidahg2991]

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[@arushi0702]

Yesss me too... I love how he explains things

[@coblator2]

wrong map of India.china has already taken asia chin.Indian army sleeping at the wheel.corruption at highest level.

[@sudarshanagupta6403]

@@coblator2 don't grieve any more for all that went wrong under that useless Nehru. China knows that under the present dispensation of Modiji, they will only plan, but rarely succeed.

[@Memeshunter234]

@@coblator2 Not "asia chin" it's Akshi Chin 😒

[@sudarshanagupta6403]

@Kitty Cat If you are an India, (which I doubt looking at the stars and stripes dp,) you would not have written the hilarious note on Nehru. Anyway, Indian or whatever, being a Nehru lover, I feel you should be mummified. Sacrophagous is the best place for you.

[@JamtsonFX]

I belong from Tawang ( Arunachal Pradesh). Contrary to what viewers may perceive, its very peaceful out here, Jai Hind 🙏

[@soldierboy8326]

Broo do we lost any land to china

[@m11nt]

@@MrX-lk3ij 😝 Istg, some people are just dumb.

[@joseywalessailo2584]

No provocation by China so far. Don't worry,we'll try to protect our India by any means and the people who often called us Chinky,Chinese,Momo,Chini,Covid virus etc etc.

[@northbynortheast5172]

@@MrX-lk3ij contrary to what you say, it's the locals who know before the army. It is the locals who inform the IB, SIB and the Army. Infact in the eastern parts of Arunachal, it's the locals who guide the army on their border patrols.

[@joseywalessailo2584]

@जय शिवशंभो Jai Shivshambho My father was a war hero (Ashoka Chakra) from 5th Assam Reg. And i'm from 5/9 Gorkha Rifles. Who the Hell they think they are to call their protector like this? NONSENSE! I have not yet begun to defile myself.

[@liantanlunhanghal2237]

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[@abhinavmathur6987]

Amit Sir is in Form now... Playing aggressively... Thankyou Sir!

[@agnideb2325]

Yes to protect our territory we have to play aggressively. I suggest testing some n-bombs and h-bombs also.

[@nitasangani4821]

@@agnideb2325 FIGHT A WAR WITH CHINA AND COMPELL THEM TO STAY IN THEIR COUNTRY FOREEVER.

[@bomcaflin7342]

You guys are suggesting war? According to me instead of war India govt should first develop proper road connectivity/ rail network / building infrastructure in border area. If you see Indian border line in north east side are under developed and under poverty.

[@nayanpragna1923]

Thanks for providing such detail. It is necessary to educate more and more people in India about such developments critical to national security. Main stream media doesn't have focus is such fine detail.

[@ObingNNgpk]

Fun fact if you come to pasighat 7:13 in East Siang District of Arunachal Pradesh, you'll see your Google location will sometimes show "Nyingchi" .....it's this area where one can find same tribes which are in Arunachal Pradesh. They speak the same dialect with minor differences and have same tradition beliefs (Donyi polo and abo Tani)....

[@ChaukidarChorHai]

What do you think is Google right on it's own stand?

[@neel0748]

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[@benishan3]

Railway is within Chinese border, not on disputed area. Why every development by Chinese we get triggered? We're too obessed with China.

[@0arjun077]

Are you dumb? They can mobilize heavy weapons near the border, which makes our defence vulnerable.

[@nothing-jj4pp]

@Jay Leong if we not provoked them they also do their own business which is build good infrastructure near border and try to forcefully captured their neighbours area as much as possible and also make statement that their neighbouring country has their land of area .

[@benishan3]

@@0arjun077 We are already vulnerable given their greater military and technology strength, but we are not at war, you dumbass! Border dispute isn't the same as war, and disputed is limited to AP, not the rest of India. This is the kind mentality that defined what we are: insecure and irrational people, kinda like tribal mentality. And we wonder why we can't progress.

[@benishan3]

@Jay Leong India-China dispute goes back 60 yrs, it has nothing to with US. Indian establishment, rightly or wrongly, always view China as quasi-enemy, not becoz India is doing US bidding. India is close partner of Russia too. Chinese media claiming India-US collusion is just a ploy to discourage India from moving closer to US. Our foreign policy is always independent. You're clearly not Indian, stop pretending.

[@0arjun077]

@@benishan3 you know China see Arunanchal pradesh as southern tibet right? They also claimed the land as theirown. So you are suggesting we should sit back and relax right? China sees Ladakh, Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan and Arunachal as theirown land, the 5 fingers, so according to you any infrastructure development on the chinese side we Indians shouldn't be bothered.

[@ranganathang7805]

Best narration, highly informative. Hats off to his morale boosting tone. WELL DONE

[@themangekyosharingan4090]

This is pure hardwork at its best.

[@Yamingchader]

Thank you sir.. From Arunachal Pradesh

[@buzzmovieclips1467]

@Vsta Chen money doesn't give freedom

[@cricbin7]

We simply admire your way of presenting those concepts.

[@nitasangani4821]

DONT LET CHINA INTERFERING WITH INDIA AND MAKE THEM ON THEIR KNEES BY FIGHTING A WAR, THIS IS THE RIGHT TIME WHILE OUR DRIEND CIUNTRIES ARE WITH US

[@ramandixit4342]

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[@mahmoudahmadinejad3352]

They build their country. You could build your own. Simple

[@dcmhsotaeh]

Tibet is not their country

[@mahmoudahmadinejad3352]

@@dcmhsotaeh Tibet internationally recognized as China. and China build the land. Nothing wrong. If India couldnt develop its area, it doesnt has right to forbid aor refuse its neighbours to build theirself.

[@dcmhsotaeh]

@@mahmoudahmadinejad3352 International political economical and military convenience makes other countries " recognize" tibet as China Then why are millions of tibetans living in refugee status all over the world including their leader Dalai lama. Why is usa and Cia funding tibetan activists Han Chinese race is different from tibetan race Their religions are different Both were independent of each other for long time Actually china was under Mongols for a long time Then china by logic should belong to mongolia India is not objecting to any activity in any country as long as they don't interfere in our activities or pose a direct danger to our sovereignty . Because of communist party and because of communist rule china has forcibly occupied tibet OK it has got 95 percent of its desire But china is still belligerent More over it is too greedy and wants more and more Nothing prevents it from accepting status quo of the border and being friendly with all neighbours Development is a relative term.Development may lead to ecological damages Chinese are prone to overdoing things Their activities may cause major damage to ecology of Himalayas

[@mahmoudahmadinejad3352]

@@dcmhsotaeh forgot about china. Think about your country.. International law also recognized Goa, that India annexed in 1961, also Sikkim that India occupied years later. In disputed, Kashmir between Pakistan, India and China. We didnt live at three country that i mention, but in our map 50% area of Kashmir (J&K) is India, 30% Pakistan (Azad & GB), 20% China (Akhsai Chin). Build your own, serve your citizen and they will be proud to be Indian.... Never follow Modi discrimination

[@dcmhsotaeh]

@@mahmoudahmadinejad3352 Goa inclusion was a part of decoloinization movements all over the world not territorial expansion of india Kashmir was legally acceded to india by its rightful king.Historically since 5000 years it is part of Indian sphere and after 1947 legally it is part of india. It was the other party which rushed in tribal raiders even before the fate of kashmir was being settled Sikkim part of british india recognized as part of British india by China also by treaty sikkim protectorate status continued after indian independence. The movement against monarchy led to joining india as a full state India is a secular democracy and all its leaders are elected by vote and not imposed by armies or dictatorial parties or by religious groups etc all our leaders of all parties are respected and adored by its people .

[@aisuratan2904]

Sir, the Bogibeel railroad bridge doesn't connect Arunachal Pradesh and Assam.. It connects the Dibrugarh dist and Dhemaji dist of Assam, making the journey much more shorter.. Previously ferries were used to cross the river. And in Vijaynagar there still is no road, the existing road is non-motorable and takes 10-15 days of walking to reach there, people of vijaynagar relies only on helicopters. So a packet of salt costs around Rs 100-150 there. Very pathetic conditions of our border areas.. Officers/ officials posted in vijaynagar visits it occassionally, they have their station at Miao,dist Changlang, which is the nearest town.

[@harinarayanyadav2615]

You are telling reality.definately you are native of arunachal Pradesh isn't it

[@rajatyadav9698]

Thanks for sharing the reality, we all can help mount pressure on govt. to speed up the development projects in border areas. Take care brother. Jai Hind

[@harinarayanyadav2615]

@UCSIeRxLMFCCKUcJ93FAzLkw bro aisu ratan is telling reality we just supporting him By the way thanks for morale boosting reply. Yes there are so many examples that govt makes implementation of public pressure. But current government have not concerned to public domain. You can analyse all 3 farm laws and how Punjab, Haryana farmers (god) Protesting to remove these laws and government is not taking back these farm laws. And I particularly mentioned Punjab, Haryana farmers as god because they are the person who really understand farm laws and working to remove it.

[@Fran_Tluanga]

China is undertaking developments at the speed of a horse while India is doing it at the speed of a turtle. If actual war breaks out in these border areas, result will be same like in 1962 indo-china war

[@aadi2456]

@@Fran_Tluanga What infra work India takes 10-20 years or more to make, China does in less than 10 yrs. Whr India makes few km long tunnels & roads, China makes far superior long distance trains & roads. . While India's methods are almost same as in 1960s, China has better n bigger machines, latest technology & far more evolved methods of construction . Worse almost all infra development work near LAC had stopped in India since 1990s for the fear of Chinese. Even before 1990s very less work happened because India did not want trouble wt China. Its only in last few years that work has started in India while China has continued developing that area always. India has to catch up with at least 2 decades of intense work China has already done. Thats a herculean task for India

[@darkmoon30117]

Is there any future railway project to the arunachal(india)- china border ??

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[@gtanj]

noble*

[@gadwalalingavaraprasad4116]

Dear sir .. in Google it shows ,the bogideel bridge connects the 2 assam states and it never raised the name of Arunachal Pradesh !!

[@aisuratan2904]

Yes, the Bogibeel brodge connects 2 dists of Assam viz Dibrugarh and Dhemaji and not Pasighat Ar.p

[@kosopet]

In the future they will link Kathmandu to Lahsa high speed line with Everest base camp stop .

[@ramesh0785]

Looking forward, not good for Indian military concept but productive approach for Nepal in terms of business and market. It may impact Indian Business, however, more dealers better the value for Nepal. Finally, Nepal must act as a transit and a peace bridge.

[@gurdevjs]

Very well explained ...the presentation is sharp & concise...well done Amit...Keep it up

[@玩泥巴我在东北]

jai hind

[@ajitanshgaur8631]

BEST VIDEO ! VERY INFORMATIVE !! THANK-YOU SIR !!!

[@bhagirathb7684]

'Pasighat' don't have railway lines. The last railway station in Northern bank of Brahmaputra is "Murkongselek" which is in Assam. So, i think opening of Bogibeel bridge is not enough, the government should build railway lines in Arunachal Pradesh.

[@americannomadnews5370]

Thank you sir for this very informative series of videos of great interest to many. I look forward to your analysis in future videos. I would be interested in subjects related to space. Including Indian space facilities and the geopolitical implications of space.

[@ijomninu5807]

love from ARUNACHAL PRADESH

[@karmakhangkar4527]

Pl pronounce Nyingchi as Nyiti in Kongpo valley where river Bahraputra flows. Airport is close to this town.

[@ArgonDavid]

We have to tremendously increase our all weather tunnels, roads, train, all weather airports in North East connectivity in North East sector for better control in the region.

[@munna-gy6wi]

North east known for tribal populations...u cannot build all these over there...

[@roberts2697]

For Instance ,try to produce more Oxygen and Vaccines.

[@陈晓帆-s2r]

This is so called Lhasa-Nyingchi Railway. It will be operated in this year (June/July 2021). The max. Speed is 160km/h and it is a single-tracked electrified railway . It will also be part of Sichuan-Tibet and Yunnan-Tibet railway in the future. (maybe 2030)

[@iceberg789]

need to build underground tunneled cross bangadesh railway to efficiently connect north east with mainland.

[@narasimharajupotturi8894]

Better to have some planning on road connections or tunnel connections to bridge main land to North Eastern regions even negotiating with Bangladesh (formed by India).

[@shariatullahhasan1846]

@@narasimharajupotturi8894 not formed, but helped by india

[@shariatullahhasan1846]

Its a security issue to BD.BD gove never ever will give this approval

[@suvishvasu3612]

Please include "....though China acknowledges McMahan line as international border with Burma"

[@huazhao7902]

假消息。大体等于麦克马洪线，但是具体区域中缅重新谈过，当时这一个原则和你们尼赫鲁谈过，你们尼赫鲁不同意。

[@suvishvasu3612]

@@huazhao7902 translation please. Nb: Historically China and Bharat are not neighbours

[@wilsonwalker7428]

China has never acknowledge any part of the British McMahan line, the current border with Burma is the result of negotiation with Burma government with no reference to the McMahan line, British empire is no more, India was never = British empire and never will be

[@suvishvasu3612]

@@wilsonwalker7428 Let us negotiate on the same terms used with Burma and live peacefully. Nb.: Burma was part of India till 1937

[@huazhao7902]

@@wilsonwalker7428 我当然知道，新中国不会承认麦克马洪线，但是，实际操作中，其实大体是按照协商原则少量调整，总体接受麦克马洪线实际控制情况的，缅甸就是这么处理的，并且，周总理原计划也是这么干的。你可以查一下相关文献。可惜当年印度胃口太大，导致协商不下来。

[@shahidapakistani9333]

Neutral and very good information! Credible. Congratulations!

[@RechtmanDon]

The Chinese rail between Shenzhen and Guangzhou can also be spun as "strategic," but its primary functions are related to industry and tourism. To put this in even better perspective, the U.S. interstate highway system had its origins in the post-WWII Cold War, as a means for providing easy military mobilization in the event of an invasion. In fact, the original design avoided passing through cities; cities would have been connected by spurs off of the main routes. Of course, as it happens, today's functions of the U.S. interstate system are the same as the rail between Shenzhen and Guangzhou--industry and tourism. If the Chinese rail from Yaan to Nyingchi went only half the distance to be close to the Indian border, then India would have real cause to worry. But as it happens, China's commitment is to providing connectivity to all parts of China, providing greater ease of industry, trade and tourism. As it happens that Lhasa, Nyingchi and Yaan are close to India, this will actually ultimately result in increased trade opportunities between the two countries, especially as more Chinese tourists would have easier access to these northern regions of India. Similarly, it will be only a matter of time when, like the Silk Road rail that unites China with Europe, China and India join their rail lines to further expand peace and prosperity for the region.

[@PChan-yt4uf]

Agreed.

[@thendino1]

China is playing games....it falsely lulls foreigners like you into thinking its rise is peaceful but it isn't

[@RechtmanDon]

@@thendino1 Please provide us with at least one example of how China's rise is not peaceful, so I can understand your concern. Thanks.

[@thendino1]

@@RechtmanDon They took over Tibet by force....is that enough?

[@RechtmanDon]

​@@thendino1 When I first came to China 13 years ago, I too believed that. Three months into my stay, I visited the Nanchang Uprising Memorial Museum in Nanchang, and realized that hey, maybe just as the U.S. gov't lied to us about the Viet Nam conflict and the Middle East, maybe Tibet was also a lie. I did my homework: Tibet was a caste state ruled by a theocracy consisting of 5% of the population. The remaining population was essentially enslaved by the top 5. What Beijing did was liberate the population from the theocracy, and has long since ensured a caste-free system of Tibetan Buddhism as well as other religions are protected in Tibet. Today's Tibetan population has never been wealthier, healthier, or better educated than they are today. Yet the Western media continues its hype, still ever hoping enough disruption might take place that the U.S. capitalist enterprises can profiteer on misfortune as has happened in just about every other place the U.S. has managed to infiltrate. In 2008, there was a riot in Lhasa. Western media in the U.S., Germany and Britain showed videos of Chinese military and police brutally beating up Buddhist monks. Just one problem with the video: it was not true. Not only was it not the Chinese military, it was a file video of Nepalese police beating up monks in Nepal! CNN et al got caught with the lie. There was one photo of police dragging a citizen into a police van. Wrong again! When you look at the uncropped photo, you see two Chinese medics helping an injured citizen into an ambulance. Summary: you'll need to come up with another example. HINT: similar explanations are ready for Xinjiang, the Sino-Indian War, Christian churches, Falun Gong, Tiananmen, and even the Cultural Revolution. Do let me know which explanations you're interested in...

[@RUSHIRAJ]

Thank You soo much for Such Great Explanation Sir 🙏🏻

[@smitat1254]

Our media does report all these news.it only has only negative news. Such kind of news makes Indian confident that govt is doing it's best to protect the country

[@shiladityadas8791]

Is there in plan of Indian Govt. to built any railway project right up to Occupied Tibet border to counter Chinese military engagement in Aronachal's North and North-East border?

[@hotchi1566]

Some people like hardworking, some people like big talking. This is the difference between the two countries.

[@nkumar866]

Big talking:India Hard working:China

[@xiaomose7495]

Amit you are wonderful and smart, im just discovering your channel today and try some video. Its very good and informative, not biased keep good work mate

[@CTO371]

SIR,please upload the vedio of recent clash between india and china

[@jaybrahma4183]

Amazing, good analysis and content.Keep it up.

[@justmanuel2000]

my neighbour build a deck, i am protest that they use that to spy on us!!!!!!

[@yuvaharaypur]

Thanks for in hence knowledge Guru jee🙏

[@krishnanathpawal2941]

Very informative vdo Thanks.

[@alexlo7708]

This new name state Arunachal pradesh ,there former name is Eastern Tibet. Everyone can ask Tibetan to what's the name of this region?

[@palitranjan]

South Tibet it became part of India in 1914 as an Anglo Tibet treaty which is not recognised by china

[@alexlo7708]

@@palitranjan Which is not recognised by world international , not just China. At the time the Brit had also beseeched Moscow to approve but failed.

[@AnomaBasupran]

Isn't there another angle to China's obsession with Arunachal Pradesh? The selection/birth/legitimacy of the next Dalai Lama.. If the Dalai Lama is from Chinese territory, Chinese hold on Tibet will be strengthened.

[@UwUO-OUwU]

Yes. But there are some restrictions to select next Dalai Lama from India too

[@AnomaBasupran]

@@UwUO-OUwU Yeah..sure, must be.. Don't know the details..

[@AnomaBasupran]

@Sourav Ghosh ওদের ambition প্রচন্ড।!

[@shermanpeabody6102]

The Himalayan mountain range form a natural border between China and India. Land north of the Himalayas belong to China. Land south of the Himalayas belong to India. It's that simple. Everyone happy and no more fightings.

[@jz4864]

unfortunately Himalaya mountain is an area instead of line

[@nkumar866]

There are many peace-loving people in both the countries.Only the ULTRA NATIONALIST and Communal forces in India are war mongers

[@madhubhatia1421]

Indian media,Journalist ,western people are only criticising India. But they donot know the power of 130 crores India'n join hands in making India Proud in Educaction Making Things in India, factories ,farming ,Industries, Labour , Farmer s ,Indian kids and mothers and father and our elders Dada,Dadi,Nana,Nani all their Values ,truth in mind make India one unity country🙏🎉🎉🎉 Bharat Mata ki Jai. Wahe Guru Hari Om Salam Valaykum Om Shanti ❤️

[@aiai-123wen8]

In the eyes of Westerners, India is about to become the second Africa.

[@harikishoreanimireddy8153]

This development is good but not enough. We neglected our borders for a very long time. We need to develop our borders infrastructure as soon as possible or else we will be in trouble.

[@sachinkumarsingh5797]

Sir your English is very simple and clear

[@aaron_cherysa]

1.Tibet is richer/more developed than india,metriced by most significant indicators per capita… tibet’s per capita gdp is about 8000USD,3-4 time of india’s … tibet has much better infrastructures than india… the average salary in tibet auto region is over 1K USD/month,which is much higher than india…

[@संजयगोस्वामी-ग6ह]

Few adds - An underground rail/road tunnel under Brahmaputra river - Shorter road to Tawang via Bhutan ie Trashigang. (Reason why wily chinese now started claiming Sakteng area) - Vijayanagar is not claimed by China as yet. ie easternmost districts of AP

[@a.pal_yt2018]

Wow! Really helpful. Thanks for sharing.

[@mili2885]

Thankyou for all your videos sir ! They are so easy to understand.

[@babiumno6646]

India is now threatened by a railway line! Is this a joke?

[@sunilkanvinde6605]

Worth watching and understanding,we must know all these things.please show me all your videos.

[@394pjo]

India's position is uniquely difficult in that it is a feudal/caste system, virtually unchanged for the last five centuries. It is at least two hundred years behind China in cultural/socio-economic terms.

[@ishaanchaudhry7275]

India is backward because of colonial beaurocracy, judiciary, socialist nature of politics and so called "democracy". Not because of caste system.

[@francolaveglia5493]

The race for which country reaches their border first...

[@dejikay2564]

If Chinese claim history, then so can Indians. The Sichuan province was ruled by Indians. Lets end the debate and take the war to Chinese to hand us back our provinces

[@Ilovecruise]

According to your claim do you know that like most of the people living in Arunachal Pradesh are mostly Chinese from the tang heritage a thousand years ago, and they look exact like Chinese,speak Chinese with Chinese culture?

[@AnjaliYadav-fi6np]

@@Ilovecruise Are you a dullard or what ?

[@buzzmovieclips1467]

@@Ilovecruise ask any arunagils they will say there are indians not chinese

[@aiai-123wen8]

India is part of Britain.

[@forwardknowledge8000]

Sir please post regularly and some other vdo for subject understanding of upsc, and compiled monthly current affairs

[@dsunder917]

Very nice of you Bharat Defence Forces 👃👃👃👃🌹🌹🌹🌹😀😀😀

[@harrymoudgil1285]

Which software do you use to make these kind of videos?

[@suniljetly1958]

Very informative, well articulated.

[@drdoolittle5724]

Nicely done and very informative. I sincerely hope your country adopts a zero tolerance attitude to foreign incursions onto their property - no other attitude will prevent the swelling Empire to your North-East!

[@khushboogupta6894]

Sir plz teligram pe dal diya kijiye videos KZbin pe nhi mil pata h

[@1203ketulk]

Thanks for this lovely video explaining China's intent for state of Arunachal Pradesh. Should India look at building a dam too on the start of the Bhramaputra river in case China releases water to flood the lower lying regions of AP?

[@abhrendushekharchowdhury403]

Excellent reporting ~~

[@RAMSingh-yv2gm]

Your content is some days old but nevertheless accurate and specific

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[@ggovindarajanggrajan4724]

Quite crisp & informative. But unless one is familiar with the area, it is hard to visualise it just with map. One aspect is clear, we are responding. How effectively, one has to see in action. Our projects may be a bit slow but robust. Hope we have an effective deterrent against any misadventure by our avaricious neighbour.

[@kek209]

I just discovered this channel and it is amazing 😍!

[@MSCH1954]

Very informative video.

[@Whatshah]

and i will see you guys in the next one?? where is your signature line

[@krishnababu9064]

Amit - What I like is your ability to show complex information in a simple map view. Your map skills are excellent. What map software are you using ?

[@selvitrapasiya1686]

Thanks for your efforts and very very important video

[@我是你的英雄]

I have many friends from Tibet , Sichuan and Yunnan province of China , Tibetan and some tribe similar to Arunachal which are living next to the Arunachal border are enjoying their life .They have every facility that we don't have even in our big city .Tibet capital Lasha is more developed than any city of India . Whereas In India border road are bad and the villages in the border have no facility not even electricity.also I heard that China is connecting railway network from Lhasa to Kathmandu Nepal , project is now under construction

[@devadutts3592]

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[@supernovaversion3.05]

Are you enjoying slavery?

[@sudan8300]

Very cool, competing built infrastructure at such rural border area of both giant nation benifit people of that regions, don't it?

[@IntrovertBoyz]

India's response is too little, too late and too slow.

[@IntrovertBoyz]

@arutech As far as I know, many such projects are in consideration phase only. Only for one such big project surveys are on, we might soon see a big announcement. All government are reluctant because of its high cost to benefit ratio. But we have to show resilience atleast in northern Sector.

[@prannoy8420]

@@IntrovertBoyz you know nothing please go through about BRO projects along the border area

[@braxtonjones6163]

@Kitty Cat you’re definitely not a patriot then India is our ally

[@braxtonjones6163]

@Kitty Cat That is not true USA and India have been friends for longer after 9/11 India offered aid to the U.S and played a role in the death of osama bin laden even before that they’ve has a relationship, so If Biden can do that it will ruin his presidency’s reputation genius and the decision would cause so much internal strife not seen since the Vietnam war it could only escalate from there.

[@sreekala28]

@arutech unfortunately china has money power, so it can speed up....when BJP took up India was already crippled with corruption, and internal political and religious problems...give them some time....they have already done a lot ,still need to do lot but will take time...your expecting the work which should have done in pat 20-25 years should be done in 5 years is so unfair....

[@niteshmeena1388]

Please make a video on ecological devastation...because of all these construction on either side of the border

[@Morpheus2020]

As i m from north east india(assam),I have to say 10 years of UPA govt and they did nothing in means of security in north east . No construction no plan ,nada . Congres govt always has been ignoring us like street dogs .

[@humanbeatbox3852]

We should get separate from India , they do nothing for northeastern and also do nothing for development, shit!!!!

[@aiai-123wen8]

What is the use of such a government? Should be independent.

[@Thoughtomobile]

A very clear presentation with a rare accompaniment of clear cut relevant maps, a feature that is conspicuously absent in the bloody TV-media of India!

[@tezausbra8]

High quality content. Thanks

[@medwaymodelrailway7129]

Like the video very much. Hope there more.

[@johnchao2422]

I appreciate your detailed and even handed analysis!

[@ggovindarajanggrajan4724]

And great many thanks for the video to the point

[@zhaxicirang1168]

Thank you India tacking about Tibetan gavament and Tibetan country and culture

[@chittichitti8070]

Sir please do a vedio on landforms made by running water

[@1978boba]

Sir seems very concerned by the chinese activities across our boarder. Hence the pace and change in tone😅 nevertheless it was a very awesome well made video. Thanks.

[@sasidharan7050]

Anyone recommend KZbin channel names .....similar to this channel videos

[@ASHKUM-uw2qg]

You missed mentioning railway line from Lhasa to Shigatse which is completed long back, and is now further being extended to Kashgar in the west. Chinese well developed road/rail network along China-India is not necessarily aimed at militaristic objectives, rather more for economic development of the region through the Belt and Road initiative. Further, China is reportedly building a dam three times bigger than Three Gorges Dam on Yarlung river near Arunachal border, ensuring water security for China in view of impending climate change and fast melting Himalayan glaciers. This dam will curtail and dry up not only Assam, but also dry up sources of many north Indian rivers which originate from Himalayan range. China with Tibetan water tower in its occupation is strategically in strong position, to which India has little or no reply. As a whole, this looks to be a presentation from trite Indian bureaucrat.

[@artswithme4211]

Wish you all a very happy life ahead from my channel staff members ❤️❤️

[@pravatisen9603]

Best explanation sir 👌💯

[@noreligion2786]

Amit good video 👍

[@campview]

Dong valley is where the sun rises first in india. It’s in Anjaw district. Vijoynagar is wrong buddy.

[@sujithnair2717]

India should also beef up infrastructure in Arunachal Pradesh such as multiple air strips, high standard all-weather roads along the border, rail connectivity etc etc to tackle each and every situation and reciprocate equally by monitoring their move and initiate steps ..

[@shaileshbagwe7065]

Very nice informative

[@lingayadav234]

The best explanation i could experience

[@Tadang_Rai]

I'm from upper subansiri district of Arunachal Pradesh. China has already intruded and built road inside our district. Indian Government is ignoring it. Now after Railway connection, I don't know what will be our fate.

[@Tadang_Rai]

@@aakwak1377 yes china already intruded into our district. you can also see their intrusion through satellite view of google ...just search upper subansiri district in Google Satellite view and go towards north border, you will clearly see Chinese roads and camp in our territory ( south of mac Mohan line)

[@Tadang_Rai]

@@aakwak1377 bro, just see in map .

[@Tadang_Rai]

@@aakwak1377 did you see any intrusion?

[@Tadang_Rai]

@@aakwak1377 bro just tell me ,do you see any intrusion?

[@userxxx-sl7mr]

Say hi to chinese and now live with them

[@kanchansoni722]

Sir ky aap gupkar alliance and global gathbandhan topic par videos banahiye na

[@alokranjanrao6495]

Could I get pdf of this.

[@mjayanna7569]

Thank you for this video Sir 👍👍 .

[@ijomninu5807]

sir,plz make a detail video on IPl 2020