Success is in sight! Why does the China Nepal Railway make India so angry?

[@azharyasinhashmi120]

India is angry, because this Railway connectivity will end Nepal dependency on India. Now India can't blackmail, Nepal. Good for Nepali people. ❤

[@jaihindersingh]

Vii olredi konkur naepal. If yu do erekshun, dhey suer voetiing joiin us. Tibiiet, sinjieng, hk, teiwan oll wiil voet to joiin awar supaapoower contri becas dhey noe vii wiil becom wurld resaarf carransi

[@hilite975]

@@jaihindersingh Google tells me is comment in Gujarati, how many agree? Google will not translate fom Gujarati.

[@azharyasinhashmi120]

@@jaihindersingh ?

[@jaihindersingh]

@@hilite975 saar, vai yu caant andurrsten iingliiss?

[@hlamoe935]

😓😓😓😓@@jaihindersingh

[@teatree6228]

Landlocked nepal becomes a land hub just like Laos

[@jayarajmaduturi3514]

And no man's land just like taiwan

[@teatree6228]

@@jayarajmaduturi3514taiwan is part of china as per constitution of taiwan and in UN rules

[@jayarajmaduturi3514]

@@teatree6228 try to build railway project that connects Taiwan from china so

[@teatree6228]

@@jayarajmaduturi3514 already being built now from mainland to Kinmen island of taiwan province/ high speed rail over the ocean

[@jayarajmaduturi3514]

@@teatree6228 connect it to taipei else

[@mr.cosmos5199]

China is breaking out of American hegemony and now is helping Nepal to breakout of Indian stranglehold 😅

[@NatureloverKarnataka98]

Right Bro. Love to you from Bihar, Southern neighbour of Nepal.

[@chowdhurymeherali-mf9vz]

may be.

[@ardytan265]

#free Bihar

[@rasheedkarimi-fb1ki]

Impact of railway, not only economics strengthen 🇳🇵 nepal as well come out from pressure of India, well done 🇨🇳 china . Long live iron brother 🇨🇳, from mother 🇵🇰 pakistan ,big ties b/w 🇨🇳 china + 🇳🇵 nepal

[@kathryn1402]

May Nepal's wish come true. May the Nepalese enjoy a better life than now.

[@ahamasmiarinm]

Better life? With this new line? Are you a bot or are you really that ignorant? 😅🤣😂

[@XkMeng]

@ahamasmiarinm Due to geographical constraints, Nepal’s per capita GDP is almost the lowest in the world. They have nothing to lose. For them, any change can only be an improvement.

[@ahamasmiarinm]

@@XkMeng Only time would tell.

[@trijalinamdar5396]

Even Laos, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Myanmar, Mozambique, Yemen, Afghanistan and Brunei said the same thing….. untill…… 🤭🤭🤣🤣

[@shaikhwadud1270]

Congratulations on the China Nepal railway. This is win win for both. India's help all these years has been lose, lose!!

[@jaihindersingh]

Vii olredi konkur naepal. If yu do erekshun, dhey suer voetiing joiin us. Tibiiet, sinjieng, hk, teiwan oll wiil voet to joiin awar supaapoower contri becas dhey noe vii wiil becom wurld resaarf carransi

[@teatree6228]

@@jaihindersinghyou no sikh Sikh kalistani no balati jai

[@jaihindersingh]

@@teatree6228 Vai ar yu nott jeluus to us?

[@patelharsh5133]

you are still not independent

[@EkantBhairab]

Congratulations to Nepal -China friendship 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@martinLim-oj2tn]

Trade will do and full stop

[@haha-lu1rw]

🇳🇵💯🇳🇵👍🏻👍👍🏼🇨🇳💯🇨🇳✊🏻✊✊🏼🇳🇵💯🇳🇵💪🏼💪💪🏻

[@EkantBhairab]

@@haha-lu1rw 🇳🇵❤️🇨🇳

[@Rakesh4809]

You will now know the real thing about bully

[@trijalinamdar5396]

Everything Gifted from China was once sweet for Laos, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Myanmar, Mozambique, Yemen, Afghanistan and Brunei…… Until….. 🤭🤭🤭

[@jimmy2263]

The Indo-Nepalese Impasse dates back to Imperial British Days. When India was granted Independence by the Brits in 1947, India assumed it had naturally inherited British Sphere of Influence in the region. India took it for granted it had filled up the power vacuum created by the departure of British. Unfortunately, Nepal was caught unprepared and gradually Nepalese leaders began to fall prey to the greed of bribery offered by the Indian Government. Thanks to Chinese Government offer of opening up the Himalayas which had been accepted as a natural boundary but as the Chinese technology has begun to flourish, we are witnessing a new phenomena of trans-Himalayan commerce and trade becoming a reality. We welcome our neighbours into Nepal and we receive our redemption from them. I personally am hoping to be one of the first passengers in the Kathmandu-Lhasa train service.

[@aloksinghbaghel3478]

😂😂

[@pathsala3712]

You will pay the prices after the completion of the line .

[@weirdno.1uniqueno.173]

@@pathsala3712 So far, no one paid the price for doing business with China, Laos is doing fine and good with railway line connecting to China, Belt and Road countries are all doing fine with China unless they the west and its lapdogs tried to screw those countries. But doing business in india or with india or with the usa and its other lapdogs really made virtually every foreign companies paid a blood and life price.

[@peterneil6859]

​@@pathsala3712Jealousy is alway in indian blood...😂😂😂😂

[@haha-lu1rw]

​@@pathsala3712 Hahaha 🤣😆😂 Jealous

[@albertchu7926]

Who care whether India are happy or not. This is between China and Nepal that’s this will benefits both countries, it’s citizens, also in tourism, businesses and cargos and traveling time too. This definitely will helps both countries in many ways and secondly Nepal will not be bullied by India and they can gets anything directly from China thru this railway. This definitely are freeing Nepal from it bully. Bravos China and Nepal 👏👏👏👏👏

[@AsainOverSea]

The one that is angry/upset is the one that envy. Jealousy is a b**** though 😁

[@amiithan4992]

Well said

[@Peter-be5lo]

Yeah right. Is India the one firing water canons, and lasers at philippine ships in the south china sea? Or taking over Tibet? Or thre aten to take Taiwan by force? China can't open borders with Nepal like India has done but sure India is the bully 🤣

[@LimWJ2023]

India's plan to annex Nepal fail. 😂

[@jayarajmaduturi3514]

​@@LimWJ2023it's been since 70 years china still failed to invade taiwan 🤣🥱

[@stevehoe5017]

The true way for Nepal, with extension to Bhutan to developing, elimination of poverty and freely associating with the world via dynamic China as the country China is well established & known of good transportations to everywhere..! China's Belt and Road initiatives would bring massive connectivity's with Nepal, Bhutan & others.

[@muneebbhat3928]

Well india had deliberately kept Nepal dependent on new delhi while resorting to blockade on any whiff of Nepalese push back. So obviously this railway will give nepal options and overcome any effects of potential indian blockade. Hence the anger in new delhi for this project

[@allwinyay]

Justice will prevail ... Always , at the end

[@ahamasmiarinm]

Ok. So did Bahart's PMO told you that it's angry? Or did Bharat's MEA send you that message? Why should Bharat be angry? Nepal is a sovereign country. It can choose to do all it's trade through CCP. The only thing is, Nepal and Nepalese shouldn't complain if Bharat asks Nepal to do all it's trade through CCP. I guess Bharat has tolerated Nepal's mischiefs for long, and it's in no mood to tolerate any longer.

[@patelharsh5133]

@@ahamasmiarinm india has valid reasons to concern because we don't want Chinese army near open borders of india-nepal

[@trijalinamdar5396]

Everyone knows what happened to Laos, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Myanmar, Mozambique, Yemen, Afghanistan and Brunei 😅😅

[@Zen-cd7yq]

Nepal is the birth place of Buddha Shakyamuni. Good to see Nepal prosperity.

[@danielwong2333]

Yes finally the dream of Napalese is realised, no longer land locked. Bravo.

[@निर्मलथापा]

India never want a development in Nepal but China always help in develop Nepal since 5 decade years.

[@panyaboonc5621]

Because China success has made them very upset and jealous.

[@aloksinghbaghel3478]

Not their success but their aggressive moves have made us jealous because they are encroaching our borders and we're gonna kick them out Nepal is a indipendent country it can make deals with any nation but if its the matter of national security we'll not allow Nepalese soil to use against us

[@joey3291]

@@aloksinghbaghel3478do you hear yourself??😂😂😂

[@Lighthouse-b9s]

​@@aloksinghbaghel3478 Jai Akhanda China 🐉🐉🐉

[@promobilelegendplayer]

⁠yeah India is so kind and looks after their neighbors that almost all of their neighbors (china, pakistan, bhutan, bangladesh, srilanka, nepal) have ulterior motives against india. So proud of you indians. Keep up the good work👏 .

[@jimmylam9846]

Mountain climbers and tourists could land in Tibet taking train to Nepal instead of India....

[@seitch1]

Indians learned well about colonialism from their imperial masters, the British. They seek hegemony over Sri Lanka, Bhutan and Nepal and also influence Burma as well.

[@mecx7322]

Burma ( Myanmar ) is a big piece of cake, even for huge India. On the other hand Burma is becoming closer to China every year.

[@Peter-be5lo]

Remind me again who controls the Hambantota port in Sri Lanka and the Gwadar port in Pakistan? Is it India? 🤡 If India really wanted to seek hegemony over these nations this would have been their first step. However, it seems the opposite. China has gotten these ports and lands on a 99 year lease to do whatever they want with them. Sounds like hegemony to me. 😏 I gave an example of India's neighbours but there are more in Africa as well lol. Like Uganda's international airport, Djibouti's port etc. I mean if you are going to make claims at least try to be logical 🤣

[@kingkong-ed8tv]

Maldives kick out india.

[@UCantSeeemeee]

​@@Peter-be5loChabahar port Iran, adani port Sri Lanka, Afghanistan parliament , oman etc. And yeah India have 9 military bases around the world wheareas china have no military base in foreign countries except they participate in US peacekeeping. Maldives have been agitating to kick Indian military forces from their country 😂. You will find western media and Endian media telling about debt trap policy but You will never find those countries in their media about china debt trap policy either Sri Lanka or African countries or they would protest if it's true. After all the conclusion Western countries and their puppet ally are insecure about their falling Popularity😂

[@seitch1]

@@Peter-be5lo Well, is it not a universal truth that greed has no bounds other than one's wallet?

[@blcheah2672]

India will always be angry at anything that is progressive and brings about more prosperity for their neighbors. After all, it makes Nepal less economically dependent on India, and threatens Indian hegemony.

[@teatree6228]

India wants to Annex nepal like sikkim

[@davidz7858]

@@teatree6228what India learned from its humiliating hundreds of years colonial history is to bully its neighbors as what British did to India.

[@blcheah2672]

@@teatree6228 They have wanted to do this for decades. If China didn't exist, Nepal would be gone by now.

[@striker44]

China occupying Tibet by force. China honey trapping nepal politicians. This is China creating a wedge between India and Nepal.

[@blcheah2672]

@@VasudevKrushnUniverse whenever a Nepali election doesn't go the way India wants, they blockade the entire country and try to starve Nepalis. Even milk powder and medicines are blockaded. This is a fact, and has been done twice in the past 40 years. But India's economic coercion can no longer work once China can send goods cheaply and fast to Nepal.

[@silentwatcher1455]

India has no right to get angry.

[@nikolas_5629]

Super power 2020 always angry. Even dislike when Bhutan met China, said it as a threat. Every day its media insult Pakistan as poorest country. Seems this super power 2020 fear its neighbours become prosper, then its people wouldnt trust its government anymore..

[@MightySteve001]

It's just sour grapes.

[@jayarajmaduturi3514]

​@@MightySteve001rotten meat

[@petergreen5337]

❤Well done China well done Nepal

[@metallooily7606]

Global acknowledge the gratitude to the Chinese railways workers sacrifices in China Nepal railway

[@franktoh3041]

Nepal can now show India the middle finger.

[@JosephTin]

Wishing for the early completion of China-Nepal Railway. It will being great benefits for people in both countries, as well as people in India.

[@Peter-be5lo]

This video makes it sound as if its India's fault that Nepal is landlocked or that Nepal has to get resources from India? Nice try there, but the fact is if India really wanted control over trade they would close the borders with Nepal and not opened them, much less allow nepalese to work in India. By your logic, China also borders Nepal and yet has closed borders with regulation on migration from Nepal. Now which of these two sounds more controlling: a free and open border or a closed and regulated border? 😏 Typical china. You can always spot the non sense in their logic and it is because they do not have any to begin with 🤣

[@sarahkhan2310]

The railway to freedom progress trade development tourism for a landlocked nation like Laos and Central Asia nations. China is a blessing to the world. Nepal China Zindabaad 🇳🇵 ❤🇨🇳

[@tonilim-tw8ep]

Not only US a bully ,,,India also a bully too

[@sherrylee14]

they have a same teacher:UK

[@aremean9129]

Both have snakey character. One like to constrict & the other one like to bite.. 😂😀..

[@rahatislam6271]

Great Video and a Heads-Up on the frequently Tenuous Indo-Nepal Relations. Thanks for the update on the New Closeness of Sino-Nepal relationship

[@Rav01508]

Countries that lead the world in 44 critical technology* sectors: 1. China = 37 2. USA = 7 3. UK = 0 4. Germany = 0 5. Japan = 0 *In fields like defence, space, robotics, energy, the environment, biotechnology, artificial intelligence (AI), advanced materials and key quantum technology areas Source: Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) **India leads the world in the field of cow husbandry, which is neither a technology nor critical

[@trijalinamdar5396]

“Countries that lead in 100 technological factors (2023)- 1) USA->43 2)China->41 3)Japan->9 4)South Korea->3 5)Germany-3 6)->UK-1” **8) India- 1 *(Source: Oxford, Bloomberg Tech)

[@sulingsamba933]

We can't wait to see china nepal railway please do fast ❤❤❤

[@wulung5943]

Nepal people are friendly to Chinese while Chinese make pilgrimages to Nepal where Buddha was born. Chinese Buddhists also make pilgrimages to Bogh Gaya in Bihar, India

[@koyurai-n2e]

Whatever you have said in quite right and true. Let INDIA be angry, the Trans_Himalaya Railway comes true proving the backbone Nepalese economy. Thank you very much, Sir.

[@EddisonAng-qp7qy]

If India were to be angry about a thing China does to help its neighbor, India will be angry everyday for 1000 years. Modi has such a narrow heart.

[@blcheah2672]

Actually Modi is already quite moderate or average for the BJP. There's a lot of people who are much more radical. It's very scary. I keep telling Chinese people, be happy with Modi. By supporting some right wingers, Modi prevents all the right wingers from uniting and enacting a even more extreme agenda.

[@amiithan4992]

Well said 👍

[@mecx7322]

Don't be angry India, smile instead 😀

[@LimWJ2023]

India had stealth vision of annex Nepal.. Now all gone. Just that India can't admit it's plot.. Will bring embarrassment and worsen neighbour's distrust on them. That's why angry. 😂

[@fkho8067]

Yes, whoever else bothers. Yes, China to proceed all it wants to do.❤❤❤

[@kapad1498]

As an Indian I know that Nepal was neglected by India, though it is a different country it is landlocked and needs India's help, the Indian government thinks they are lord in front of Nepal and Bhutan but surrenders and bows down in front of the West and Middle East. Even Modi treats Nepal and Bhutan leaders very cold way. Love to see Nepal going with China, at least China is taking care of Nepal.

[@allwinyay]

@kapad1498 Well said. Am glad to know an Indian with fairness and not ruled by greed and emotions. India think that they are Britain Version 2 to take over a neighbouring country. And fighting with China on parts of the border due British white men thinking and acting like are human gods to simply redraw the boundary in favour of their past slaves as a final reward before they leave AGAIN this might have been deliberately done by the British to cause disharmony between the 2 neighbours and to prevent India and China combined threats to colonialist. India should know the truth but greed persists in their hearts and so India will close their eyes and hearts and will fight China till they turn Blue to snatch the land that the British just redrew the boundary line.

[@ahamasmiarinm]

I really doubt if you are a Bharatiya and not some CCP bot, and if you are really a Bharatiya, you are a very very ignorant one. Nepal has been in bed with CCP/communists for almost half a century, if not more. Communist Naxal governments didn't form out of thin air, did they? I don't see how and why Baharat should facilitate the increase of its own problems. Nepal has long been an operational ground for the porki isi, but Nepal has always been indifferent towards it. As a matter of fact, Bharat has been enough gracious and magnanimous to allow Nepal trade routes in spite of Nepal's nefarious anti-Bharat activities. Do even one tenth of it with CCP and Nepal would know. One of Nepal's ex PM famously told that we have two neighbours. The one on the North doesn't bark but bites. The one on the South only barks but doesn't bite. However, I guess the times have changed and Nepal should be really cautious. I don't think Baharat is bothered with this rail. Nepal can only do some mischiefs, and Bharat is pretty much used to it.

[@FallenLeavesReturnToRoots]

​@@ahamasmiarinmwhat a little sour grape! LOL!

[@ahamasmiarinm]

@@FallenLeavesReturnToRoots There's no grape, no fruit hanging in the first place. Haha! 😁 I guess you are clueless about Nepal's bloody commie history. If they want that back, as a Bharatiya, who am I to insist otherwise? Let Nepal and Nepalese have"fun". 😅🤣😂

[@humgurung1594]

Laos is a land locked country like Nepal. With the recent railway connection between Laos and China, it has not only improved its GDP but had changed the status of land locked to land linked. Laos China railway have greatly enhanced its GDP rather than debt trap which is nothing just a pretext concocted by some envious countries. Rail link between China and Nepal does not only improve its trade volume between the two super powers but help greatly reduced Nepalese dependency to India so as to help free from the devastating claws of India.

[@michelwong1]

India already 【 swallowed 】Sikkim， became part of India long ago 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 Being a LAND-LOCK country, India also Took a broad view to control Nepal's economy. Afraid of being【eaten】by India like Sikkim, Nepal turned to China for help.【 China-Nepal Railway】 is the true friendship to connect these 2 nations, with this railway, Nepal will and can fully 【break away】 from the control and influence by India, become a truly independence nation👍👍👍

[@Peter-be5lo]

Is that why India has open borders with Nepal, to control its economy? meanwhile china has no such concept with nepal? Being a landlock country is not India's fault yet it helps Nepal with its trade among many things. All India has asked from nepal in return is not to compromise its security. Problem is not with development but with the nefarious plans the chinese bring with them. It is not an alien concept because this is china's MO.

[@drmahaCroc9164]

And it was China that colonised Tibet

[@vennsim71]

@@drmahaCroc9164other than arguing about ownership of Tibet dated centuries back, the more apparent view is that modern China indeed liberated Tibet from serfdom imposed by Dalai Lama and the centuries of caste system. Even GDP of Tibet grew by leaps and bounds. India would want to claim Tibet as its own, much as China did. But one would doubt the quality of life of Tibetans under Indian rule instead, given that caste system is still prevalent this day and age, as much as the development in India is not as impressive.

[@Peter-be5lo]

@@vennsim71 Oh sure it is "liberated" when it comes to china but force and occupation when it comes to India. How convenient right? 🤣 Just a quick history lesson, India never laid any claims to Nepal much less Tibet. Saying 'they would want to' is your imagination and is as good as nothing. Stick to facts rather than stories. Fact is that china took over tibet by force and did not give it a choice, much like whats happening with taiwan now. If India really wanted to "take over" as you say then countries like Bangladesh, Bhutan and Myanmar wouldn't exist today.

[@drmahaCroc9164]

@@vennsim71 it may have escaped your mind, Tibet was a independent country which was annexed by Beijing in 1950. China has been stealing other countries lands, moving borders unilaterally in Vietnam, India and South East China Sea. It’s a shame actually since China can be fair, equitable counterweight to the west. As a Chinese you probably can’t see it. Now we all are suspicious of Chinese intent.

[@NatureloverKarnataka98]

Right Bro. Love to you from Bihar, Southern neighbour of Nepal.

[@nawax000]

Lol, why kumar needs to be angry for? They don't have the capability to built a proper transportation not even a good and safe railway system ... so everyone gets a choice to choose the one that is more qualified and better ...

[@Omegacrafton]

Who cares about india 😂😂😂

[@patelharsh5133]

your government after pokhara airport built under Chinese debt

[@Hi-eu5mv]

Nepal knows China is It's best friend who is truly love and can help Nepal people infrastructure developments for better futures, better lives, and free from Indian's threatening dictatorship goverments! 🙏

[@amiithan4992]

👍👍👏👏👏💪💪💪🇳🇵❤️🇨🇳🤞

[@christiancharles3884]

China keep moving fast forward while India keep getting angry faster........

[@SamsungSamsung-ph9ln]

Nepal most happy

[@mohsinzahur]

Best wishes to Nepal🇳🇵 and China 🇨🇳 on a very successful project that will free Nepal from 🇮🇳 India stranglehold. India is trying to do the same with Nepal what they have done to 🇧🇹 Bhutan and Sikkim, craftily annexed both.

[@georgewong1837]

Not Bhutan.

[@Rav01508]

With riots in Manipur, separatists in Kashmir, Naxalite insurgency, Khalistani resentment, wrestler's protest, massive unemployment, rising farmers suicides, falling groundwater levels, communal tensions,religion politics,north-south india sentiments,uttar pradesh crime rate,poverty,bihar overpopulated,income gap,woman safety,global warming,infrastructure problems,train safety. #107 in Hunger index #161 in Freedom Press index #126 in Happy index #139 in GDP per capita #132 in HDI index #148 in Women, Peace And Security Index 10% earn

[@ahamasmiarinm]

Oh you people and your narratives and "figures". Remember just one thing, Bharat is the only culture and civilisation on this planet which has continued for over at least 5,000 years and still counting. Bharat has seen through and overcome a millennium of brutal and savage foreign oppression. We know a thing or two about survival and sustenance. You think the issues and problems of those times were lesser than now? How foolish? 😅🤣😂

[@ahamasmiarinm]

@dongwang-pm4jv Want to add a few more? 1967? 1979?

[@XkMeng]

@ahamasmiarinm People in the Indian subcontinent have been purged several times. The current high-caste rulers are not natives of the Indian subcontinent at all, but foreign European Aryans. Even today, language is the most fundamental carrier of culture, but India actually uses English officially, which is completely incomprehensible to the Chinese.

[@XkMeng]

​@@ahamasmiarinm 1967? A fabricated tale conjured by Indian newspapers? Apart from Indian media and Indian-authored Wiki pages, no other country's media has documented such events. Even the figures presented in the Indian media fluctuate every year. India claims to have killed 400 Chinese soldiers in 1967, yet the total number of Chinese border guards stationed there was less than 50. Furthermore, the number of Indian soldiers captured by China far surpasses the alleged figures. It seems that India excels in fabricating stories but fails to provide any evidence. Chinese individuals may not speak much, but they consistently return a significant number of prisoners and captured weapons during each confrontation.

[@ahamasmiarinm]

@@XkMeng The Aryan theory has been debunked decades ago. Please stop living under a rock. Having said that, I guess this is the benefit of English, that we Bharatiyas can communicate with the entire world. And you of course don't know that we almost never use English to communicate within ourselves. We have over 300 languages that are spoken currently. So, English is only for communicating with aliens like you. 😇

[@hengongchua6250]

They are angried because they cannot extort and suck Nepal in future anymore. Nepal a landlocked mountain country can only depends on them for any goods to import and export through this blood sucking country. Once the railway line build by China is already, at least Nepal has another alternative instead of just depending on 1 country.

[@patelharsh5133]

the only concern for india is that open border with nepal

[@eskay2012]

Of course India is upset! They can’t accept that Nepal’s rail will be more advanced then any in India. Let Nepal prosper forever more.

[@Rav01508]

Indians 🇮🇳 are proud of their Indian-origin CEOs working for foreign Multinational Corporation. Chinese 🇨🇳 are proud of their 145 Multinational Corporation on the Fortune500 list A tale of 2 very distinct people with totally different mindsets 👉Countries with the highest number of companies on the Fortune500 list 2022: 1. China (145) 2. USA (124) 3. Japan (47) 4. Germany (28) 5. France (25) 6. UK (18) 7. South Korea (16) 8. Switzerland (14) 9. Canada (12) 10. Netherlands (11) 29. India* (7)👈 *Mostly state owned monopolies and not private companies

[@aloksinghbaghel3478]

Yes we're proud them because they stand there from scratch to top and we're a democratic nation unlike you r nation where stating your opinions is not a option

[@chandralimbu-z8y]

and Indian still has to seek jobs in the foreign countries

[@dineshmore1409]

its due to upper cast hindu rule india,backward cast buddhist peoples remains poor.Buddhism in india destroyed by these upper cast hindu

[@joeGuizan]

India does not want war with China. China does not want war with India. Only their border dispute should be solved asap. India and China should not squabble and give grounds to Western Powers that are desperately trying to salvage their hegemony. Please come to sense and settle. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Nepal cannot do well without supplies from India. It has to remain in good terms with India. Still, Nepal can assure India and seek Chinese help for developments. It should not be either or. Both nations should help Nepal. 🙏🙏🙏

[@davidz7858]

India only want to control Nepal and China will give a real help.

[@Rav01508]

Listen carefully Indians! China has $3.5 trillion dollars worth of forex reserves. Plus China has $2 trillion dollars worth of loans to BRI countries. On top of that, China has $3 trillion dollars worth of assets globally like mineral rights, ports, start-ups, stocks, sovereign wealth funds etc. Add to that, China recorded $880 billion dollars worth of trade surplus last year alone. While India only got $500 plus billion forex reserves and India wants to counter China? This is not even a David vs. Goliath kinda thing, this is an ant taking on a T-rex

[@patelharsh5133]

debt trap projects of china--- forest city(malaysia),hambantota port(sri lanka),pokhra airport(nepal),CPEC(pakistan),piraeus(greece),mombasa port(kenya),A-1 motorway(montenegro) and many more+withdrawal of Italy and Philippines from BRI but explaining all these to a nepali with room temperature iq is worthless but still I tried to explain

[@minbahadurgurung3511]

Every nepalese peoples are waiting for china rail way to nepal,,,,,thank you china goverment now both country will develop bussiness and tourist ,,,,,,,,,,

[@charleshart2664]

Neighboring states are always antagonistic; England and France for nearly 1000 years. India ignored Nepal since independence, so Nepal turns to China. Anyway when you compare China's railways with India's , it is obvious that India could not build the Nepal Railway. You will never see Chinese sitting on the roof of a carriage as you do with India. The Chinese have a comfortable seat inside

[@waynethorpe1341]

Thanks China

[@KdrHH]

India wants to Dominate the Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Afghanistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bangladesh.....!!!

[@mdyusufali9105]

We support the China Nepal railway

[@semanadelherrero]

If Nepal needs to get rich, it must have a truly rich friend to help it. Everyone knows what India is like. Following India will only make it poorer, and Hindus cannot tolerate other ethnic groups, including Islam in their own country.

[@haha-lu1rw]

Absolutely agree

[@xiaoqiao8812]

agree. They always put hindu first although hindu in Nepal don't care about other religeon.India puts hindu-hindu brother brother with Nepal. What are they going for? Sikkimization of Nepal. Like they did with sikhim and claiming referendum

[@thabom9791]

Free Kashmir ! Free Punjab ! Free Nepal !

[@livetex-flourish]

Jealous of India never stop 😂

[@multipolarworldorder]

Have success Nepal and China on win win co operation.

[@patelharsh5133]

yes after sri lanka and Pakistan now Nepal

[@multipolarworldorder]

@@patelharsh5133 I read that over 100 nations have asked China to be involved in the B&R at various levels. Russia is also involved in similar programs.

[@patelharsh5133]

@@multipolarworldorder Russia has been heavily sanctioned by U.S and E.U this has tilted Russia towards China,but in case of nepal it was never part of bri till CCP involved nepal after constructing the pokhara int airport

[@teatree6228]

Soon Manipur, Sikkim Nagaland want this rail too

[@sayedsodexo853]

India is angry or hungry nothing will happen for Nepal !!!

[@aka251277]

Now Nepal can say We don't need anything free from India . It is the right time to move away from the begging mode and embrace the new patron who enjoys invading all around them including nepal

[@kanpakloykan7105]

He !!!! He !!¡ Tambi Muti has gone Kepal. Now a snake gone Kepal, that 's great.

[@希晚]

Because India 🇮🇳 Want to invade Nepal, with the railway China will be able to help Nepal against aggression like Bhutan Kingdom 🇧🇹 Like the de facto annexation of India, Nepal needs a helper

[@oreradovanovi5204]

It's going to be completed in 2023? Whish line? It's almost finished then .

[@EkantBhairab]

The feasibility survey will complete soon.

[@ProLim580]

India shouldn't be angry? They should have help Nepal long time ago. Why Japanese took so long to put up their HSR too. Keep postponing from 2023 to 2028. ?

[@abdulmajidquazi5498]

Do China care about Indian anger ?

[@soluckyme910]

Indonesia the win by china. 👍

[@Santallo-t9s]

Next china will building train linking pakistan and kashmir, a beautiful country

[@DK-pw2yq]

Runs in the DNA of the land - public . That’s why BURNOL sells the most 😎

[@cristianchan5402]

i don't think need comparison for you guys... every tech is worth and every process is an art..

[@1x2y3z99]

India is envious of Nepal progress and will do everything to destroy Nepal.

[@sulingsamba933]

We hope soon as possible

[@14-Peaks]

Nepal -China friendship 🎉🎉

[@davidnek8196]

How come India didn't act before China? I think blame and complain is way easier than action.

[@bobbruno606]

WHY INDIA MUST GET ANGRY???

[@hengongchua6250]

Because it is too hard for them to shallow sour grapes.

[@LimWJ2023]

India had wanted to make Nepal theirs by restricting nepal's economy trade. India can easily manipulate Nepal internal by controlling what goes in and out of Nepal through India. If the china Nepal railway is up. Nepal had other route to receive supplies and exporting for trade.. Nepal is angry becuz this railway Co operation will free Nepal from India's plan. 😊

[@bigg.grizzlybear2670]

While Nepal should act on its own interests, India has always been the number one partner for Nepal

[@SukryRonde-tw4jn]

However china is ahead of india, to catch up China india need centuries. China has most beautiful and clean cities. India still a full of filthy cities and constructions are look filthier. China applies stricter code of conduct india is neglected code of conduct

[@sujithnair2717]

India is not at all jealous of your project. But please do not endanger Nepal dragging into a debt trap, rather China bear the bruny. Please inform the progress of the construction too... Warm wishes from India...👍🏻

[@thomaschoong2345]

Time for Nepal to develop its economy and to improve the quality of life of its people.. China can help Nepal's vision..Great choice by Nepal to increase collaboration with China 🇨🇳

[@patelharsh5133]

if you think china is doing this for Nepali economy then you have less to no knowledge

[@JO-et2ir]

The British took half of Nepal. India wants the rest.

[@AA-ss2vo]

Nepal will attract tourism world wide with Chinese investments that’s better for their economy and India is getting jealous of their progressiveness.

[@patelharsh5133]

so nice of you for having thoughts like "investment" instead of debt trap

[@SRP63]

The world is changing ,so are relationships of all countries .There are no friends and no enemies .All countries have to take care of their own self interest . Its a give and take diplomacy of the world ...thats all. This is my view .

[@เอกไพรวัล]

Good news

[@multipolarworldorder]

This project has nothing to do with India.

[@landstar3657]

Just be honest even United state doesn’t have the ability for building such a massive infrastructure!!!

[@patelharsh5133]

have you ever heard of tofu dreg projects?

[@winnaung1238]

😂getting worried and angry over China building massive infrastructure alll over the world Tofu is really and strong not like infrastructure in USA pot holes alll across North America 😅

[@patelharsh5133]

@@winnaung1238 it's you who has to be worried about Chinese rapid construction many skyscrapers in China have lifespan of about 50-60 years 🤣

[@norbulamajumli1768]

Thank you china we need your helps

[@alexkc9805]

👍👍👍

[@polycadence8482]

Modi is a very small man with a very small mind. When he showed up for BRICS summit this year in Johannesburg and S. Africa sent a vice minister to greet his presidential jet, he refused to disembark unless met/greeted by a S. African cabinet minister, all because S. African president himself greeted China's leader when he arrived earlier.

[@Boldtruths]

Nepal will suffer in future, like sri lanka pakistan are right now. Its not anger , its a just a concern for its neighbor. India is angry LMFAO.

[@frankg.6486]

WOW! WELLCOME CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE OPENNING OF CHINA-NEPAL MASS TRANSPORTS RAILWAYS THIS 2023!

[@JaimeSalazar-wm6dh]

India's hostile attitudes towards Nepal isn't really appreciable...instead of helping poor neighboring nation like Nepal they loaded them with sanctions; it's bad and contradict Buddha's teaching...!

[@balrajpradhan9881]

LONG LIVE NEPAL 🇳🇵 AND CHINA 🇨🇳 .

[@teatree6228]

Bhutan saw this and want the same

[@mrtan1309]

Shame on India's Govt for blocking necessities when Nepal was hit by an earthquake.. What kind of people cut off supplies when it's neighbor is in need of relief? Corrupted leadership!

[@m.gariyaratne450]

INDIA is very ulpish country. We can prove that by analyzing following accuses. 1.Canada incident. 2.envirenmantal pollution without considering international conventions . 3.Drawing Bharath map with adjacent countries. 4. Allegations made against them in cricket matches recently.

[@Diwana71]

Nepal China Railway will be an economic boon for whole of the Indian Sub continent . It will help Indians connect to whole inner Asia and China and even Koreas by land route. And make travel to Sacred Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar so much easy , like a breeze. Thanks.

[@apakansaja8505]

*Indian must understand people does not live by curry powder only.*

[@jayarajmaduturi3514]

Atleast we live better than viruses infected Chinese 😂

[@joey3291]

@@jayarajmaduturi3514you mean the 18% GDP of India compared to China?

[@jayarajmaduturi3514]

@@joey3291 how far comes to your government coverups

[@MiryardWahab]

👍👍👍

[@bmmilind4333]

Video is misleading ,it should read Tibet is angry as they know that next in line in Nepal , which will be swallowed by China 😅

[@EkantBhairab]

Don't fall prey to western propaganda, learn the true history first. Tibet has always been a part of China.