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Oct 26 2009, Ashish Banerjee

Somehow the People’s Republic of China looks down upon India, since its inception, and keeps frightening its neighbour quite often. Surprisingly, its relations with other smaller neighbours have not been acidic, except for Taiwan and South Korea....

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