India almost lost all of the neighbouring countries trust and partnership, courtesy China. And now its trying to cope up China to obtain allies around the South-Asian landscape. This is situation was due to our beloved "irresponsible" leaders who are caring about their post but not on their duties. And our nation's curse - Corruption & Carelessness has been an advantage to China, which has built it empire on it and pose a serious threat to our Mother India.
India has been resistive in helping Srilanka in the ethnic war and it couldn't built a confident relation with either Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan or Pakistan with whom we share our frontiers. This vacancy has been filled and utilized with ease and to full extent by China, which now almost have its footprint in all of these countries.
Naval Base in Gwadar, Pakistan; Port facility in Chittagong, Bangladesh; Commercial Naval base in Burma; Survelliance facillity in Thailand and alas China set its foot right on Indian Ocean corridor - Hambantota, Srilanka with a Container port [under construction].
Hambantota - Closer Look
Hambantota [Srilanka] was an Eastern Province and after a series of assaults with the help of China, Srilanka captured it by 2007 and has given it to China for redevelpment and to built a port under the disguise as refuelling center for its trade route. This port is due to be completed in 15 years, but now estimated to be completed soon than that. Once this port is complete, China will be in striking distance to India's nuclear plant none other than Kalpakkam and Kundankulam. With LTTE control over that place India seemed to be safe, but now India has to rethink of a different strategy. Also India needs to check out for a diplomatic Ally in South-Asia, miserably which is not the case, as China has almost reached out to all nations around India and created a virtual String of Pearls around India. Now it can tighten the rope at will against India in any direction. With the 1962 [Congress] shame on India's back, Will History repeat itself?? Which time has to tell.
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