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FanficWorld071dReplied to Johnny_Bravo_7572It doesn't need to. Having some share of trade will be enough. It will be for emergency. And as trains wil get more technologically advanced, it will become cheaper.
And another is a railway network from Gwadar Port to Mediterranean sea, through Iran and Turkey. This will be an alternative route to the sensitive Seuz Canal, and our trade wouldn't be effected due to more Israel-Arab confrontations. It will also connect us to Iran and Turkey, so it will improve our relations. And this will require major US funding.- FanficWorld071dReplied to RayanghostCh 85 You can now support this novel via UPI
- FanficWorld072dCommentedCh 18 Chapter 18
- FanficWorld072dReplied to kukdookoo
Who would provide weapons?
The one who benefited the most from this war were Soviet Union, USA, and China. The decades it would have taken to unite and completely control mainland China was done in a matter of months, with a loss of around 40,000 soldiers, and 70,000 'volunteers' that were being held in prisons before the war started. Out of the 15,000 prisoners of war from China's side, around 10,000 are also 'volunteers'. - FanficWorld074dReplied to DaoistYJTmadCh 85 You can now support this novel via UPI
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- FanficWorld076dReplied to Sid_Nite
Actually no. From what I know, the king of Nepal jokingly said about it while drunk, or something like naming the merged country Nepal to signify that he didn't want to merge with India.
Nepal and Bhutan also rejected any merger offer, and all the borders were fixed through meetings. Like Afghanistan, the borders were open, only requiring small fees for entering and leaving, and Nepal and Bhutan also wouldn't require any visa to enter, and vice versa. The proposals of SADA was approved by Nepal and Bhutan both, because of fear of China. But, on the condition that India solves their border disputes with China. - FanficWorld0710dCommentedCh 34 Predictions
- FanficWorld0713dReplied to Bharthuke
The influence from Arabs is the problem. Now that the relationship with Arabs isn't good, they won't go in large numbers to work there.
In Kerala, BJS was very active even pre-Independence, as Kerala was it's model for having preserved Indian culture, using the type of muslims in Kerala as ideal against the supporters of Muslim League. - FanficWorld0713dReplied to DaoistfSyltLCh 69 Emergency Parliamentary Session
- FanficWorld0713dReplied to AUM_FUNSUKCh 69 Emergency Parliamentary Session
- FanficWorld0714dReplied to Vidhan_Bhardwaj
Sad that open bribery using taxpayer's money is allowed.
Everyone started shouting, clearly outraged. Even Nehru the peaceful lost his cool. - FanficWorld0714dReplied to Vedora_Tempest
And he them to hear.
Satyankar said after some pause. Implying that he was considering some help from Soviet Union if USA didn't support India on this matter. - FanficWorld0714dCommentedCh 17 Chapter 17
- FanficWorld0714dReplied to Emmanuel_Capricorn
Well, I can't really say that everything here is correct. I am not in the field of History, and the sources from which I get the information may be biased. I will say that every information present in the world is biased depending on the provider of the information. I do some research from YouTube and here and there. There are channels called 'The Cold War', 'Soch by Mohak Mangal', 'Firstpost' to be pretty good. They are biased to some extent, yes. But they seem to be better than the alternative sources to me. Wikipedia is too biased and uses extreme leftist media outlets generally from the west as sources.
- FanficWorld0715dReplied to Jai_Behl_7527
It isn't permanent. Vietnam offered no value to USA, but India does. Since China is in USSR's block, not siding with India right now will mean that it will also go into USSR block. And regarding the Apartheid, Olympics haven't banned South Africa, only FIFA has.
Ch 67 Outrage - FanficWorld0715dCommentedCh 33 Sorry for delays in update