A new mode of diplomacy needs to embed in that can avoid conflicts and work out conciliation effectively. Examine (200 Words)
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IAS Parliament 4 years
KEY POINTS
· Beijing is using North Korea as an ideological (communist) buffer against South Korea, Japan and the US. In South Asia, it tries to neutralise India’s traditional friends to make them its own friendly buffers against New Delhi. There may be many such sinister designs, but the most manipulative expansionist policy that Beijing pursues is to seek its reunification agenda with Taiwan but tacitly discourage any serious inter-Korean and India-Pakistan rapprochement.
· Unlike China’s tributaries federation, the Indian model revolved around the core (centre) rather than on the periphery (boundary).
· India should never compare its outreach with the Chinese-style sphere of influence that works on competitive and aggressive behaviour along with other supportive value chain activities. Instead, India should prudently employ its own historical strength and links with adjacent peoples and the land.
· As China opts for expansionism, India should aptly redeploy its long-cherished realist wisdom and adaptability strategy — the hallmark of its diplomacy.
· In 2015, Prime was seen sifting through these ancient tracks to achieve his foreign policy goals. He has since been on a drive to deal even with China in a nonconventional way but in vain.
· The recent Galwan military standoff has complicated our ties with China, deepened suspicions and misgivings.
· A path forward to deal with China demands returning to the strategic fundamentals. Possibly, the solution lies more in culture than in politics or the military. After all, China and India are not ancient enemies.
· The challenge for India is also to reach out to the over 600 million estimated Chinese followers of Dharma – India is the land of Buddha Amitabha.
· A new mode of diplomacy should embed in it a samvad, like a “cultural middle”, that can avoid conflicts and work out conciliation, while at the same time uphold India’s integrity. But this would require New Delhi to do away with its usual narrow tactical pursuits that are often devoid of any strategic goals.
Shivangi 4 years
Please review. Thank you.
IAS Parliament 4 years
Good attempt. Try to include about cultural aspect, Buddhism. Keep Writing.
Ananta Kumar Muduli 4 years
Sir pls review
IAS Parliament 4 years
Try to diplomatic engagement at various levels, more emphasis on cultural connect and use of soft power. Keep Writing.
aswin 4 years
please review
IAS Parliament 4 years
Try to add about Indo-China conflict. Keep Writing.
Soni Kumari 4 years
Please review sir
IAS Parliament 4 years
Try to focus on Indo-china conflict. Keep Writing.
