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Why India lost the 1962 border war?
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The India-China war was an eye-opener for India. But even after 45 years, the people of India are not aware of the circumstances and reasons that led to India’s defeat. The popular belief among the masses is that China betrayed Indian trust and...
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R.M.Paulraj
Jul 11 2008
Bangalore,
India
One cann’t but remember the pro-China demonstrations by Indian Communists in West Bengal while the disastrous war was on.
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(Local Perspectives)
We were simply an immature nation with no real-world understanding of international politics. And being a nation of dreamers and idealists, we thought that intellect to could win battles.
Unfortunately, you cannot engage in an intellectual exchange with a superior power and claim parity unless you prove that if the need be you could hold out a credible threat.
And we messed it up big time. Let’s not blame Nehru, for he was gentleman and could not understood the intricacies of the brutal dog-eat-dog world that we lived in then and live in even now.
Unfortunately, you cannot engage in an intellectual exchange with a superior power and claim parity unless you prove that if the need be you could hold out a credible threat.
And we messed it up big time. Let’s not blame Nehru, for he was gentleman and could not understood the intricacies of the brutal dog-eat-dog world that we lived in then and live in even now.
(Local Perspectives)
True. Nehru was too naive a leader to lead the nation during a war.
(Local Perspectives)
Wow, we had Indo-China war as part of the syllabus this year in college, but i never paid a lot of attention to this, but man! this is interesting! i loved reading this...i wish i had read this during college as well, would have got a few extra marks :( anyways, it was still a pleasure to read it :)
(Global Perspectives)
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