Post-Galwan: India upping the game against China in the Himalayas| Pratim Ranjan Bose 58

Brig Niladri Shankar Mukherjee, SM, VSM(Retd) joins Pratim Ranjan Bose to discuss India’s fast improving connectivity along the Northern border and, its implications on defence preparedness.
Brig Mukherjee is the secretary and Executive Director of the Research Centre for East and North East Regional Studies, Kolkata (CENERS-K). Pratim Ranjan Bose is a columnist and researcher. He can be reached at X: @pratimbose. His columns are archived here: muckrack.com/p...
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[@veenaiyer]

Thank you for a wonderful, informative discussion. Jai hind! Please add a payment option so we can show our gratitude

[@PodcastWithPratim]

That would be nice. I will surely work on it. Thank you

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[@mahakashkumarroy2119]

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[@Red.bulldozer3]

I dont see indians upping the the game against china in any way but it is the other way around.
Indians continuosly losing land to aggressive china

[@tenzinsangpo5086]

It's all useless noice if u don't talk about Tibet when it comes to India's border problem with China. India has no border with China until China occupied Tibet. So u should know the root cause if u want to solve the problem. Until Tibet's issue is resolved, India will not get a good sleep with all the threat coming from communist China.