India and China has a shared relationship of can't live with you and can't live without you → They are strong competitors for more influence in the region and some time share borders.
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India and China has a shared relationship of can't live with you and can't live without you → They are strong competitors for more influence in the region and some time share borders. [Diagram showing India-China rivalry with three boxes connected by arrows labeled "Border dispute", "Arunachal Pradesh", "China", and box containing "Tibet", and another showing "India", "Nepal", "Arunachal Pradesh", "Bhutan", "Tajikistan", "China", with notations "Road dispute" and a box at bottom labeled "India-China"] India's view of India as Asian road: - India's traditional role in South Asian region → strong relationship with the neighboring countries like Nepal, Bangladesh - Challenge to China's BRI project - Influence in Indian-ocean region
India's view of India as Asian road: - India's traditional role in South Asian region → strong relationship with the neighboring countries like Nepal, Bangladesh - Challenge to China's BRI project - Influence in Indian-ocean region [Diagram showing "Refurans" branching into multiple boxes:] - knowledge program for self-paced, role-based capacity building of any servant - Living legal backing to ensure like citizen charter, social audit to enhance transparency and capacity - 360° performance appraisal for citizen participation in appraisals - Focus on enhancing digital connectivity & bridging digital divide - Use of social media, media campaigns to build persuasion for social change - Implementation of data protection laws to protect personal data of citizens - Cyber security awareness. Change to the any constant and with more globalization, constant reforms are required to improve governance.
— Nidhi Goyal · AIR 91
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Map showing India-China border disputes with Nepal, Bhutan, Arunachal Pradesh, and Tibet labeled. Shows road dispute areas and territorial overlaps.
Nidhi Goyal
India and its Neighborhood - Relations
India-China Relations
Geopolitical Competition in South Asia
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