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    From Dr. Jai Maharaj@21:1/5 to All on Thu Nov 10 19:59:24 2016
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    RELEVANCE OF CHINA POLICY TODAY

    By Awdhesh Agnihotri
    Op-Ed
    The Pioneer, dailypioneer.com
    Friday, November 11, 2016

    Chinese hostilities, about which Sardar Patel warned 65
    years ago, are still rampant. They remind us of the need
    for an 'iron man' like him. Insurgency by neighbours,
    supported by China, require a Sardar Patel to counter

    The two titles attached with Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
    are 'iron man' and 'spirit of unity'. One of the traits
    common in Sri Aurobindo, Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru
    and Patel is their education in London which offered them
    an opportunity to understand dubious and divisive policy
    of governance of the British which had the sole aim to
    keep the colonies weak and ignorant.

    Patel stayed in London for his higher education for just
    22 months when he came to know about the 'Lotus and
    Daggers' society which is a outfit by Indian
    revolutionaries spearheaded by Aurobindo, Shyamji Krishna
    Varma and others, which Aurobindo later activated at the
    cost of his Indian Civil Service examination in 1893.

    Though Patel never joined this society, as he reached
    London very late, but this laid the foundation of a
    fighter in him. He was not influenced by the Mahatma
    initially due to his mild and liberal approach. It got
    sharpened only when he met him in 1917.

    I will deal here with only one act, Sardar was attached
    to the vision of 'China policy against India'. The China
    policy, which Nehru, out of his pro-Soviet socialistic
    approach, opted and failed in 1962 -- the Indo-China war
    -- continue even today, causing border disputes,
    supporting terror activities by Pakistan.

    Breathtaking indeed was Patel's vision and grasp of the
    Chinese intentions and also the foreboding of the frauds,
    China could -- as they indeed did in 1962 -- set in.

    Nehru, the author of Glimpses of World History, had no
    glimpses of the Chinese intention. He did not pay heed to
    Patel's advice against Chinese imperialism engulfing
    Tibet, the North-East, Nepal and Myanmar.

    Continues at:

    http://www.dailypioneer.com/columnists/oped/relevance-of-china-policy-today.html

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    Om Shanti

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