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China's Incessant Reinforcing Claim Over Arunachal and India's Standpoints

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Item Code: HBA012
Author: Shivam Natyal
Publisher: Prashant Publishing House, Delhi
Language: English
Edition: 2024
ISBN: 9789391520892
Pages: 275
Cover: HARDCOVER
Other Details 9.5x6.5 inch
Weight 618 gm
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China's persistent reinforcement of its claim over Arunachal Pradesh, a northeastem state in India, has been a longstanding issue in bilateral relations. Beijing asserts that the region, which it refers to as South Tibet, is historically part of China. This claim is rooted in historical precedents and territorial disputes that date back to the early 20th century. India, on the other hand, firmly rejects China's claims and views Arunachal Pradesh as an integral and undisputed part of its territory The state is constitutionally recognized as part of India, and New Delhi maintains control over its governance and administration. The region plays a crucial role in India's strategic defense posture, particularly along its northeastern border with China. The dispute over Arunachal Pradesh has occasionally strained Sino-Indian relations, leading to diplomatic tensions and occasional military standoffs. Despite efforts to manage the border dispute through bilateral dialogues and confidence-building measures, both countries have not reached a permanent resolution on the issue. In recent years, China's assertiveness in the region has manifested through infrastructure development and military build-up along the disputed border areas, adding to regional security concerns. India, meanwhile, continues to enhance its defense capabilities and infrastructure in the region to bolster its territorial integrity and deter any potential threats. The issue underscores the complexities of border disputes and territorial claims in South Asia, reflecting broader geopolitical dynamics and strategic interests between the two Asian giants. This book explores China's persistent assertions regarding Arunachal Pradesh, juxtaposing them against India's steadfast position on the region's sovereignty, highlighting the complex dynamics of Sino-Indian relations.

About the Author

Dr. Shivam Natyal, M.A., M.Phil., and Ph.D. in Political Science, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at Umabhau Kala Mahavidyalaya, Ferozepur. He qualified for the UGC NET and joined the college in 2008. He is a very sincere and dedicated teacher who has received several awards for his outstanding performances in the college. He has attended numerous seminars and conferences and presented research papers.

Preface

China's relentless assertion of its claim over Arunachal Pradesh, India's northeastern state, has been a persistent source of tension between the two Asian giants. Beijing refers to the region as South Tibet, grounding its claim in historical contexts and territorial disputes dating back decades. This dispute is exacerbated by strategic considerations, including control over territory along the contested Sino-Indian border.

India vehemently rejects China's claims over Arunachal Pradesh, considering it an integral part of its sovereign territory. The state is constitutionally recognized as part of India, and New Delhi exercises full administrative and political control over it. Arunachal Pradesh holds significant strategic importance for India, particularly in terms of national defense and securing its northeastern frontier.

The unresolved territorial dispute has led to periodic diplomatic tensions and occasional military standoffs between the two countries. Efforts to resolve the issue through bilateral negotiations, confidence- building measures, and boundary talks have yielded limited progress. Both nations maintain differing historical narratives and legal interpretations regarding the status of Arunachal Pradesh, further complicating efforts to reach a mutual understanding.

China's assertive actions in the region, including infrastructure development and military deployments near the border, underscore its commitment to reinforcing territorial claims. These activities have raised concerns in India about Beijing's long-term intentions and its impact on regional stability.

India, in response, has bolstered its military presence and infrastructure development in Arunachal Pradesh to enhance its defense capabilities and safeguard territorial integrity. Delhi has also pursued diplomatic engagements to manage tensions and promote dialogue on resolving the border issue peacefully.

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