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{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)Indeed, Beijing's acknowledgement of Indian control over Sikkim seems limited to the purpose of facilitating trade through the vertiginous Nathu-la Pass, the scene of bloody artillery duels in September 1967 when Indian troops beat back attacking Chinese forces.
India emerged as the predominant regional power in South Asia after the successful vivisection of Pakistan in 1971
The New China News Agency report, broadcast by Peking Radio, said that an unspecified number of Chinese soldiers were killed or wounded.
Wild cheers went up with every hated name that fell by the wayside, reminiscent of that other night in December 1971 when the Lahore skies had belonged to India. Those were the days when so many had hailed Indira Gandhi as Durga.
Henry A. Kissinger had described her as an "iron lady" and her personality as "charismatic" and tough.
Few cast so low, so ignominiously, have the courage and belief to return. Mrs Gandhi is the real iron lady.
Indira Gandhi, is "charismatic" and tough. She is described as an "iron lady".
the historic "Shillong" signed at Shillong on November 11, 1975, by the Governor of Nagaland Mr. L.P Singh representing the Government of India and the underground leadership represented by Mr. Assa and Mr. Kevi Yalley
India's so-called Peaceful Nuclear Explosion (PNE) is tested and designed to intimidate and establish "Indian hegemony in the subcontinent", most particularly Pakistan...
representatives of the underground organisations met the Governor of Nagaland, Shri L.P. Singh representing the Government of India, at Shillong on 10th and 11th November, 1975.
Nixon: This is just the point when she is a bitch. Kissinger: Well, the Indians are bastards anyway. They are starting a war there. It's—to them East Pakistan is no longer the issue. Now, I found it very interesting how she carried on to you yesterday about West Pakistan. Nixon: I think I'll make the meeting today a rather brief—cool. [unclear] I don't mean by that cool in terms of not trying to bring up [unclear] I'll talk to her a little about Vietnam, and– Kissinger: I'd let her talk a little more, maybe today— Nixon: Yeah? Kissinger:—to be a little less forthcoming. But basically, Mr. President— Nixon: So I was trying to give her no excuses. Now I've talked to her, told her everything we're going to do. Now it's up to her. Kissinger: While she was a bitch, we got what we wanted too. You very subtly—I mean, she will not be able to go home and say that the United States didn't give her a warm reception and therefore, in despair, she's got to go to war.
Nixon: This is just the point when she is a bitch. Kissinger: Well, the Indians are bastards anyway. They are starting a war there. It's—to them East Pakistan is no longer the issue. Now, I found it very interesting how she carried on to you yesterday about West Pakistan. Nixon: I think I'll make the meeting today a rather brief—cool. [unclear] I don't mean by that cool in terms of not trying to bring up [unclear] I'll talk to her a little about Vietnam, and– Kissinger: I'd let her talk a little more, maybe today— Nixon: Yeah? Kissinger:—to be a little less forthcoming. But basically, Mr. President— Nixon: So I was trying to give her no excuses. Now I've talked to her, told her everything we're going to do. Now it's up to her. Kissinger: While she was a bitch, we got what we wanted too. You very subtly—I mean, she will not be able to go home and say that the United States didn't give her a warm reception and therefore, in despair, she's got to go to war.
representatives of the underground organisations met the Governor of Nagaland, Shri L.P. Singh representing the Government of India, at Shillong on 10th and 11th November, 1975.
the historic "Shillong" signed at Shillong on November 11, 1975, by the Governor of Nagaland Mr. L.P Singh representing the Government of India and the underground leadership represented by Mr. Assa and Mr. Kevi Yalley
India's so-called Peaceful Nuclear Explosion (PNE) is tested and designed to intimidate and establish "Indian hegemony in the subcontinent", most particularly Pakistan...
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)Henry A. Kissinger had described her as an "iron lady" and her personality as "charismatic" and tough.
Few cast so low, so ignominiously, have the courage and belief to return. Mrs Gandhi is the real iron lady.
Indira Gandhi, is "charismatic" and tough. She is described as an "iron lady".