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Boycott Chinese Goods: India-China Border Dispute

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Thursday, June 18, 2020


In the month of October last year, when Chinese President Xi Jinping visited India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, wearing a corset, welcomed him in Mahabalipuram in Tamil Nadu under South Indian traditions. Famous elephants of Kerala were also exhibited during this period. Strategic and trade issues were also discussed between the two countries.

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Protests took place in different states of India on Wednesday against the death of Indian soldiers in a clash with Chinese soldiers in the Galwan Valley of Ladakh.

 • Local businessmen in Siliguri, a major industrial city of West Bengal, also decided to rename the famous Hong Kong Market.

• The same was true of Ahmedabad city of Gujarat. A video is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which the public is seen breaking the TV of the Chinese company.

• According to the news agency Reuters, Chinese mobile company OPO on Wednesday canceled the online launching program in India.


Can Make in China be spoken to in a jolt?


To know and understand this, it is important to know what China sells to India. And what does China buy from India?

The things China sells to India are:

• Machinery

• Telecom Equipment

• Electrical equipment

Organic chemicals ie organic chemicals and

•Compost


China exists somewhere, in some form or another, in India's kitchens, bedrooms, in the form of air conditioning machines, mobile phones, and digital valets. "Get something new, get something cheap and get something very beautiful" When every customer demands it, the merchant has no option but to buy Chinese goods. So whether it is Sadar Bazaar in Delhi or Hong Kong market of Siliguri in West Bengal, all the Chinese are packed with goods.

In such a situation when the news of quoting central government sources in Indian media that BSNL and MTNL have been ordered to stop using Chinese devices for 4G, then a question arises as to how feasible this actually is. Therefore, know how much China's investment in India is. Chinese investment China has invested more than six billion foreign direct investment in India, while its investment in Pakistan is more than 30 billion dollars.

The Gateway House, Mumbai-based foreign affairs think tank, has identified 75 companies in India that invest in services such as e-commerce, fintech, media / social media, aggregation services and logistics, and China.

Its recent report has revealed that China has a major stake in 18 out of 30 unicorns of India. Unicorn is called a private startup company that is worth a billion dollars. The report says that due to the nature of investment in the technology sector, China has occupied India. ByteDance, for example, is the parent company of Tiktock, which is from China and is very popular in India as compared to YouTube. The Indian government was a little cautious on strategic Chinese investment. Recently, it postponed its new Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) policy, saying that all investments in landlocked countries with India would need approval before investment. China has more advantages in business. In 2018, the trade relations between the two countries reached new heights and the trade between the two countries was $ 95.54 billion.

 Business is growing, it does not mean that both are getting equal.


According to the website of the Indian Foreign Ministry, in 2018, India China had a turnover of $ 95.54 billion, but the goods exported by India in it was worth $ 18.84 billion. This means that China bought fewer goods from India and sold more than four times that amount. In such a situation, China has benefited more in this business. India's goods in China the main things that India sells to China are: Cotton means cotton Copper means copper Diamond and other natural gemstones the medicines IT services Engineering services Apart from this, India also sells rice, sugar, many fruits and vegetables, meat products, cotton yarn, and cloth. Another thing that is worth noting here is that for many goods that we sell to other countries, we also buy raw materials from China, such as medicines. 

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