How China Sees India With Ambassador Shyam Saran | Grand Tamasha

This week we kick off the eighth season of Grand Tamasha with a very special guest. On the season premiere, Milan sits down with Ambassador Shyam Saran, former Indian foreign secretary and one of the most decorated Indian diplomats of his generation. Saran, currently a senior fellow at the Centre for Policy Research in New Delhi, is the author of a new book, How China Sees India and the World. This new volume is a companion to his highly acclaimed 2018 book, How India Sees the World.
Milan speaks with Shyam Saran about his lengthy career studying China and learning Mandarin, India’s relative ignorance of Chinese politics and society, and the sources of China’s unique model of social order. Plus, the two discuss the current border standoff between India and China and the prospects of a China-centric world.
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[@elwoodzo]

Deserves a wider audience

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[@hangtuah888]

Yes India is a plural society and the need to ride on the roof of the trains. That's human rights. 😂😂😂

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5000 year old middle kingdom, century of humiliation gives to domination

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China takes western colonization as a humiliation..whereas subservient Indians take British colonization of India as a glory era.. That is the different culture between India n China !

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