What are the implications of China's plan to divide northern parts of Northeast India into two states each and make them a part of Tibet? Will the Indian government allow this?

 

What are the implications of China's plan to divide northern parts of Northeast India into two states each and make them a part of Tibet? Will the Indian government allow this?



China claiming the entire Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh as its own. China refers to the area as "Zangnan" in Mandarin. Recently, China renamed 15 localities in the northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh, claiming that the southern part of the state belongs to them. The Chinese ambassador to India, Sun Yuxi, also asserted that Arunachal Pradesh is a part of Chinese territory. China aims to separate northern sections of Northeast India and make them part of Tibet is increasingly likely . though It is expected to have wider geopolitical repercussions, for India . this is one of the reason why india is mutually worked with US allies .

According to the historical history, northern areas of northeast india,"Zangnan" belongs to the Buddhists. A people who carry the heritage. Christians do not belong. The Hindus have decimated the Buddhists from india ,they also have no right to claim historically. therefore they do longer own this region. that is my opinion.

the area belongs to China. or to the governments of the region carrying the Theravada Buddhist tradition,May be tibet , miyanmar etc.. .Since most Buddhists currently live in China, it is rightfully China's. As a nation, China has a responsibility to recover the wealth that has been illegally taken from its citizens. This is a case of heritage rights at play.

According to the geological location, or geographical land age of Lanka is said to be 550 million years old. also said free from earthquake and land is stable? what is the facts behind this?

The island of Sri Lanka (formerly known as Ceylon) is located in the Indian Ocean, just off the southern coast of India. Geologically, Sri Lanka is a part of the Indian Plate, which is moving northward and colliding with the Eurasian Plate, resulting in the formation of the Himalayan mountain range.

The age of the land itself is estimated to be around 550 million years old, based on geological studies of the rocks and sediments found on the island. This age is determined by radiometric dating techniques, which measure the decay of radioactive isotopes in rocks.

As for the stability of the land, Sri Lanka is not completely free from earthquakes or other seismic activity. However, the frequency and intensity of such events are relatively low compared to other regions of the world. Sri Lanka is located near the boundary between the Indian and Australian plates, which are moving relative to each other at a rate of about 6 centimeters per year. This movement can sometimes cause earthquakes or other geological activity, although it is generally not a major source of concern.

In summary, Sri Lanka is an ancient land with a rich geological history, and while it is not completely immune to seismic activity, it is generally considered to be a stable region.


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