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    • ANI Tags : India, China, SM Krishna Posted: Thursday , Nov 12, 2009 at 1143 hrs New Delhi:
    India and China
    A delegation of Communist Party of China have met External affairs minister SM Krishna.
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    A Communist Party of China (CPC) delegation led by Liu Qibao met External Affairs Minister SM Krishna here on Wednesday.

    Liu Qibao, a member of the powerful CPC Central Committee, discussed a range of bilateral issues, including trade and investment and cooperation in disaster mitigation.

    Qibao, also the chief of CPC's Sichuan Provincial Committee, is heading a six-member delegation.

    The meeting took place at a time of sharp exchange of words between the two sides over the Dalai Lama''s visit to Arunachal Pradesh.

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    We should not point at China and Pakistan for all the wrong doings hereBy: DR.PETROLPUMP CHOR | 12-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward It has been a practice to point at Pakistan or China, for all that happens here. Whether an explosion of of fake currency. First, we should repair our problems ourselves and then criticize others. Pakistan is much more better than the situation, especially for the minorities.
    To learn the truth make a trip to the land of the pureBy: Satindar | 13-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward You are either sleeping or you are pretending to be sleep.Honesty demands that u should bgo to the land of the pure ,just to find out the truth.
    India By: Reader | 12-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward New Delhi: A Communist Party of China (CPC) delegation led by Liu Qibao met External Affairs Minister SM Krishna here on Wednesday. Liu Qibao, a member of the powerful CPC Central Committee, discussed a range of bilateral issues, including trade and investment and cooperation in disaster mitigation.
    Chinese team in IndiaBy: Varghese Joseph | 12-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward There should not be any reversal on our stand of Dalai Lamas visit to Arunachal Pradesh. At the same time, India should openly tell the whole world that Arunachal Pradesh is an integral part of India. Gone are those days when we use to keep quite against China or to any other country. Hence, if we see from the meeting of today, they have come to us like to beg, and not as a warning. We should never give them any edge at all. Let the chinese team shout, or growl, but never comply to their demands. Be firm to what we have to say. Jai Hind.
    Level HeadedBy: John | 12-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward M S Krishna lacks experience as well as eloquence, but he is a level headed person.They should keep other TV conscious away and ask them to refrain from making any statements about China
    China's protestBy: Satish Dwivedi | 12-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward First they took away part of PoK and bilt a highway, then in 1962 attacked us taking heavy toll of indian brave hearts, then on Tibet issue they made us keep shut, started issuing differnet visas to Indians from Kashmir, and now they want to restrict even our prime minister from visiting Arunanchal. And now of course Dalai Lama's visit is also a problem for the. Its fight between "power floes from the barrel of the gun" and "Ahinsa parmo dharma". But even Gandhi said that Ahinsa is not the weapon of the weak. Its time our country tries means other than passiveness. Right from hard talks to economic blockade of chinese goods to solve the problem.When China became independent it had boundary problems with all its neighbours and it solve it with all except India. If they are still dwelling in 1962, it our holy duty to present them with a 2009-10 calender.
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