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China Leaked Key Info on Indian Vectors During Operation Sindoor: Army
04
Jul
By radhasindhu890
Defense, , ,

China Leaked Key Info on Indian Vectors During Operation Sindoor: Army

The Deputy Chief of Army Staff (Capability Development & Sustenance) has explained how India tackled not one, but three adversaries during Operation Sindoor. He referred to how China leaked information to Pakistan and turkey supported Pakistan. The Hidden Hand of China In an address at industry chamber FICCI, he stated that the four day conflict was fought on one border but with two adversaries. Pakistan was the front and China provided them all possible support. He said that Pakistan received real-time inputs about India's important vectors from China during Operation Sindoor. Lt Gen. Singh also highlighted China’s ancient military strategy…
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SAARC can be Replaced by New Regional Bloc, Proposed by Pakistan and China
30
Jun
By radhasindhu890
World, , ,

SAARC can be Replaced by New Regional Bloc, Proposed by Pakistan and China

Pakistan and China are in advanced talks for establishing a new regional forum to replace SAARC. The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) has been dysfunctional for a long time. This is another attempt at shaping South Asian geopolitical relations and reducing India’s central presence. A trilateral meeting with Bangladesh was held in China's Kunming on June 19. Another meeting with Afghanistan was held in May. Both meetings had related objectives. Also read: Pakistan Responds to India’s Latest Measures Amid Rising Tensions The Proposal Pakistan’s Express Tribune stated that the idea is to bring together all former members of…
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India Challenges China’s Dominance in Rare Earth Elements, Moves Towards True Self-Reliance
10
Jun
By Theviralmail
Nation, ,

India Challenges China’s Dominance in Rare Earth Elements, Moves Towards True Self-Reliance

India Gears Up to Break China's Monopoly on Rare Earths India is preparing to take a bold leap in the global rare earth elements (REE) market, challenging China’s long-standing supremacy. These 17 critical minerals power modern technology—from smartphones and satellites to electric vehicles and missiles. Until now, China held the lion’s share in both the mining and processing of these strategic resources. But that dominance is about to be tested as India takes significant steps towards rare earth independence. 69 Lakh Tonnes of Potential: India Ranks Third Globally India possesses an estimated 6.9 million tonnes of rare earth reserves, the…
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China Can’t Stop Brahmaputra: Himanta Biswa Sarma Counters Pakistan’s New ‘Water Threat’ Narrative
03
Jun
By Theviralmail
Nation, ,

China Can’t Stop Brahmaputra: Himanta Biswa Sarma Counters Pakistan’s New ‘Water Threat’ Narrative

New Delhi, June 3, 2025: There is growing noise from Pakistan over a potential Chinese water blockade. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma used social media to counter a scare narrative. He called it a “manufactured” issue around the Brahmaputra river. He asserted that India’s water security remains robust, with or without China’s cooperation. “Even if China tries to restrict the Brahmaputra’s flow, it won’t cripple us,” Sarma wrote. “Because the river doesn’t shrink in India — it grows.” Brahmaputra: A Predominantly Indian River System Sarma laid out data highlighting an important fact. Contrary to the perception, the Brahmaputra's dependence…
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Pakistan takes Loan of Rs 32,000 Crore from China to Repay Loan
29
May
By Theviralmail
World, ,

Pakistan takes Loan of Rs 32,000 Crore from China to Repay Loan

Fresh Chinese Loan in Local Currency Pakistan aims to keep its dwindling foreign exchange reserves afloat. To achieve this, it is set to receive an additional loan of $3.7 billion (approximately ₹32,000 crore) from China by the end of June. Uniquely, the loan will be disbursed in Chinese yuan. This is instead of US dollars. It marks a significant shift in China's lending approach. This will be the largest single foreign loan Pakistan is expected to receive in recent times. It is aimed at temporarily strengthening its foreign reserves. However, this financial support comes amid mounting debt obligations that Pakistan…
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Dissecting Most Secretive Missile Technology of China
23
May
By Utkarshini Singh
Change Makers, ,

Dissecting Most Secretive Missile Technology of China

PL-15E The Amraam Imprint The PL-15 is the cardinal feature of China’s air combat strategy. It achieves parity with BVRAAMs (Beyond Visual Range Air-to-Air Missile) like MBDA Meteor (ramjet based) of Europe. It also matches the capabilities of the AMRAAM of the USA. The PL-15 has a dual pulse solid propellant rocket motor. Its speed allegedly exceeds Mach 5. It is said to achieve a high peak speed. This is unlike ramjet based meteor, which can sustain high speed throughout. The PL-15E’s guidance system is said to be highly advanced. It likely has the ability to kill agile aerial targets…
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China Tests Devastating Hydrogen-Based Bomb: “Melts Humans Like Wax”
21
Apr
By Theviralmail
Defense,

China Tests Devastating Hydrogen-Based Bomb: “Melts Humans Like Wax”

Non-Nuclear But Highly Destructive Chinese scientists have successfully tested a new type of bomb powered by hydrogen. They claim it can cause massive destruction without using any nuclear materials. Despite its compact size—only 2 kilograms (about 4.4 pounds)—the bomb reportedly produced a fireball over 1,000°C (1,832°F) that lasted two full seconds, making it about 15 times more powerful than a standard TNT explosion. Developed by Leading Military Research Institute The 705 Research Institute of the China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) developed the weapon. This entity is known for designing underwater weaponry. Unlike traditional explosives, this device uses magnesium hydride—a solid,…
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Indian Airlines May Benefit from China’s Boeing Boycott
16
Apr
By Theviralmail
World, , , ,

Indian Airlines May Benefit from China’s Boeing Boycott

NEW DELHI: There is a global aircraft supply crunch. Indian airlines might find an unexpected opportunity. The escalating trade tensions between the United States and China could be beneficial. After US President Donald Trump imposed 145% tariffs, China reportedly advised its airlines to halt further Boeing aircraft purchases. This action potentially opens a window for Indian carriers struggling with fleet expansion. Boeing Deliveries to China in Limbo Chinese airlines were expecting the delivery of nearly 100 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. This model is also part of the fleet expansion plans for India’s Akasa Air and Air India Express. Additionally, 11…
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Apple Boosts iPhone Production in India Amid China Shift
13
Apr
By Theviralmail
Nation, , , ,

Apple Boosts iPhone Production in India Amid China Shift

$22 Billion Worth of iPhones Assembled in India in One Year Apple Inc. significantly increased its iPhone production in India. It assembled devices worth approximately $22 billion during the 12-month period ending March 2025. This marks nearly a 60% increase from the previous year. It highlights Apple’s expanding footprint in the South Asian nation. The growth occurs amid ongoing efforts to diversify beyond China. India Now Accounts for 20% of iPhone Output According to sources familiar with the matter, Apple now manufactures one out of every five iPhones in India. The production volume accounts for around 20% of the company's…
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Trump Pauses Tariffs for Most Nations, but Escalates Trade War with China
10
Apr
By Theviralmail
World, , ,

Trump Pauses Tariffs for Most Nations, but Escalates Trade War with China

In a dramatic shift on Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 90-day suspension of tariffs on most countries. This decision followed global backlash over sweeping duties imposed earlier in the week. However, China was not included in this temporary relief. Trump instead raised tariffs on Chinese imports to 125%. This was an increase from 104% and was effective immediately. China Responds with Hefty Retaliation In response, China announced an 84% retaliatory tariff on U.S. goods, up from its earlier 34%, further intensifying the already spiraling U.S.-China trade war. The move has prompted global concern as the two economic giants…
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