Strategic and International Affairs

India and China Bilateral Relations are also known as Indo-Chinese relations or Sino- Indian relations. Historically, China and India had peaceful relations for last thousand of years. After the rule of communist party in China, both the nations have sought economic cooperation with each other.  While frequent border disputes, and economic nationalism are a major point of dispute amongst the two. India and China are two of the popular country with fastest growing economy. Both are the regional powers in Asia. Extension of economic influence and diplomatic has increased the vitality of their bilateral relationships. India and China both are highly powerful nations of Asia. India and China Relations Relation between the two countries have been characterised by border disputes and laid into three military conflicts: - Sino-Indian War of 1962 Sino-Indian war of 1967 and the 1987 Sino-Indian skirmish In 2017, India-China clashed at the Doklam plateau along the disputed Sino- Bhutanese bord

Every day there is significant growth in India. We are modernizing ourselves in technology, architecture, cyberspace, business, agriculture etc. Day by day we are surpassing our limits and setting bigger goals for the newer generation. Well, it's all thanks to the progressive mindset of our youth and leaders. India's connectivity be it trade or culture is huge. India has a huge influence on its culture and food in Asian, American as well as European countries. Due to this, the number of people visiting India is increasing day by day. Well, this also increases the threat of uncalled attack by ill thinkers. So, considering the India Connectivity subject, with other nations, it is mandatory to constantly amend India's Foreign and Security Policy. Various challenges to Indian Security India’s Security Challenges - The Indian population is increasing day by day. With the huge number of people visiting Indian every day, maintaining security is a tough job. As India shares it